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Does Raising the LCL and lowering the UCL, in the absence of any other changes, will have no effect on the process mean?
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Does Raising the LCL and lowering the UCL, in the absence of any other changes, will have no effect on the process mean?

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Answer: no it doesn't

Explanation:

The reason for this is that even when the process does shift, the sample means from the shifted process may still fall within these wide UCL and LCL limits.

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no it does not

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