Quality control of pharmaceutical production processes are critical to ensure that the product complies with the manufacturing specification. As a QC analyst you are responsible for the routine determination of aspirin by HPLC in a tablet which your company produces. The specification for this product is 350 + 10 mg of aspirin. The following data were obtained as part of this analysis over a one-week period. Statistically analyze the data for each day to determine whether the daily production runs comply with the stated specifications? Tablet # Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 348.1 358.1 338.2 358.1 343.6 352.3 361.8 342.2 362.3 351.9 357.1 363.7 347.7 367.1 356.4 351.1 362.5 343.5 365.1 350.3 345.9 365.9 335.8 365.9 346.9 362.0 357.2 351.9 367.5 358.4 347.6 357.6 337.5 357.6 347.6 345.9 355.7 335.8 365.9 347.9 346.4 359.7 336.3 366.4 347.1 10 353.8 364.8 343.7 364.8 353.7 2345 67899

Quality control of pharmaceutical production processes are critical to ensure that the product complies with the manufacturing specification. As a QC analyst you are responsible for the routine determination of aspirin by HPLC in a tablet which your company produces. The specification for this product is 350 + 10 mg of aspirin. The following data were obtained as part of this analysis over a one-week period. Statistically analyze the data for each day to determine whether the daily production runs comply with the stated specifications? Tablet # Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 348.1 358.1 338.2 358.1 343.6 352.3 361.8 342.2 362.3 351.9 357.1 363.7 347.7 367.1 356.4 351.1 362.5 343.5 365.1 350.3 345.9 365.9 335.8 365.9 346.9 362.0 357.2 351.9 367.5 358.4 347.6 357.6 337.5 357.6 347.6 345.9 355.7 335.8 365.9 347.9 346.4 359.7 336.3 366.4 347.1 10 353.8 364.8 343.7 364.8 353.7 2345 67899

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