⭐️ Statistical Concepts Flashcards
The diameter of ball bearings with a mean of 75 and a standard deviation of 8.
What is the propability of the average diameter of 10 randommly selected ball bearings being greater than 77?
Standard deviation = Z-Value calculation
Laboratory tests of a new polymer prototype yielded the following proportions of a critical compound: 4.2 ; 4.1 ; 4.7 ; 4.9 ; 5.3 ;
What ist the sample standard deviation?
use calculator (formular) for sample standard deviation (IV - 8/9 ; 0,498)
A Process measurement has a mean of 758 and a standard devaition of 19.4. If the specification limits are 700 and 800
What precent of product can be expected to be outside the limits, assuming a normal distribution?
a) Calculate upper and lower Z-values P
b) use the standard normal table. (IV - 83/86 ; 1.66%)
A machined part has a mean thickness of 0.375 inches, with a standard deviation of 0.002 inches.
What is the propability that a part will be machined with a thickness of less than 0.372 inches?
a) Z value is calculated by:
Z = X-µ
b) Look in the standard normal table,
from the Appendix
A tire manufacturer has found that an average of 3 tires per 1000 produced.
What is the propability of finding exactly 3 defective tires in a sample of 1000 tires
This is a binominal Distribution P (x, n, p)
The spread of individual observations may be expressed numerically as:
6R/D
_
is the approximate population spread
IV -67, 80 and 87/89
An equipment has a hazard function h(t) defined by h(t) = 6 x 10^-8 x t^2 for t >0.
The equipment is required to operate for 100 hours. What is its reliability?
a) Equation = R(t) = e ^ - 0,02 ;
b) The hazard rate/function represents an instantaneous failure rate (t) and can be defined as the limit of the failure rate as the time interval length approach zero. The hazard function can be further defined as the conditional propability of failure in the interval (x + dx), given that there was NO failure by x.
(IV - 59 ; 0.98)
Which statement concerning statistical inference (Schlussfolgerung) is true?
The point estimate,
is a single value
used to estimate a population parameter.
A survey of 347 purchased laptop computer found that 6 were defective.
What is the propability of getting a defective laptop computer?
P = n/N
-
-
A total of 200 products are all tested to failure. In order to assess the failures,
which actions should the team take first?
Develop a Pareto chart of the failure types
A reliability engineer studies the repair times for biomedical equipment and calculates a mean time to repair (MTTR) of 1.5 hours, with a population standard deviation of 0.2 hours.
If the repair times are normally distributed 95% of all repair times will be less than?
a) Z-Value equation
b) take Z with 0.05 Unavailability
When designing a product for mechanical reliability, which factor must be considered?
Operations interruption
A sample of repair times in minutes has a lognormal distribution with a mean whose natural logarithm is 5 and a standard deviation with natural logarithm is 0.4.
Find the propability of making a rapair within 248 minutes.
a) find formular for R(x) lognormal
b) calculate Z value and look for p in table
c) put all together into formular R(x) lognormal
Which of the following continous distributions is symetrical and unskewed over its typical operating range?
Lognormal
IV - 20/40
A process is in control with:
x̄ = 50 ; r̄ = 4.0 ; n = 6
The three sigma limits of the process are approximately:
Requires estimation of the deviation:
(1) S = r̄/d2
Look up D2-value for the average range
(2) x̄ ± 3S
= Process Spread
Which of the following expressions is true only when A and B are independent events?
P(A∩B) = P(A) x P(B)
A manufacturer startet testing 10 items. Failure occure at 14, 15, 16 cycles. The test was stopped at 30 cycles.
This is an example of:
Right censoring
It the propability density function of part failures is:
t = 0 to 5 f(t) = 0.05 t = 5 to 10 f(t) = 0.15
What is the reliability at x = 8?
a) the reliability function is the complement of the cumulative distribution function.
b) the cumulative distribution function represents the propability of failure at any time t.
c) Solution is best obteined by determining the area under the curve of pdf
- From x = 0 to 5 the area equalts 0.05 x 5 = 0.25
- From x = 5 to 8 the area equals 0.15 x 3 = 0.45
- The cummulative distribution function for 8 equals 0.25 + 0.45 = 0.7
- Since the CDF is for part failures, the R = 1 - 07 = 0.30 (IV - 53/56)
The diameter of a population is normally distributed with a mean of 75 and a standard deviation of 8.
What is the propability of the average diameter of 10 randomly selected ball bearings being greater than 77?
Z = X - μ / σ
A process measurement has a mean of 758 and a standard deviation of 19.4.
If the specification limits are 700 and 800, what precent of product can be expected to be outside the limit, assuming a normal distribution?
This questions requires a calculation of the upper and lower Z values,
the use of a standard nomal table and a
comparison with the answerts.
When using a P-chart to monitor proportion of nonconforming units in a sample, ..
The sample size can vary (IV - 71)
In 4 flips of a coin the propability of two heads and two tails (in any order) is:
This problem requires a calculation for propability using the binominal distribution formular/table (IV - 45) Parameters are:
n = the sample size y = the number of occurences (sometimes r) p = the propability of occurence
What is the general use of an R-chart?
To determine if the process variation is in control.
_
An R chart, or range chart is used to monitor the variation of a process.
It is generally used along with an X-bar chart, which monitors the process mean (IV - 66/69)
To determine a statistical tolerance limit from a sample with a normal distribution,
what must be specified? (5)
1) sample mean,
2) standard deviation,
3) sample size,
4) tolerance level
5) confidence level.
__
Statistical tolerance limits are similar to “process capability”, they show the practical boundries of process variability. Convidence level are used to determine a statistical tolerance limit. Population size ist NOT considered, (IV - 95)
.
What must be specified,
to determine a statistical tolerance limit from a sample with a normal distribution? (5)
1) Sample mean
2) standard deviation
3) sample size
4) tolerance level
5) confidence level
A plant operates 8 systems. There is a 0.3 propability that a machine fail.
What is the propability that at least 6 systems remain operating?
Use the binominal table with n = 8 ; r = 2 or fewer and p = 0.30
The variations,
which the normal distribution curve describes,
are due to: (4)
Variation that occurs within the normal distribution is called:
normal,
natural,
chance or
nonassignable.