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If the in-control fraction nonconforming is known to be 0.1, what is the minimum subgroup sample size n required for a nonzero lower control limit (LCL) of a p-chart based on three-sigma control limits?
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If the in-control fraction nonconforming is known to be 0.1, what is the minimum subgroup sample size n required for a nonzero lower control limit (LCL) of a p-chart based on three-sigma control limits?

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