11.Based on Exhibit B, What type of control chart would we use to monitor this process?(choose one )Enter 1 for X-bar chartEnter 2 for R-chartEnter 3 for p-chartEnter 4 for c-chartEnter your answer := Answer12. Based on Exhibit B, calculate the proportions of campers reporting injury each day. Enter your answers in the table. Round your answers to 3 decimal places. Day1234567# Injuries26141415121313proportion of campers injuredAnswerAnswerAnswerAnswerAnswerAnswerAnswer 13.Based on Exhibit B and the type of control chart you selected, what are 2-sigma control limits for this process?Round intermediate calculations to 4 decimal places and the final answers to 3 decimal placesLCL := Answer(the value must be between 0 and 1)UCL :=Answer(the value must be between 0 and 1)14.Based on Exhibit B and the control limits you just computed, is the process in control, according to the control limits?Why?Enter 1 if your answer is:Yes, because at least one sample proportion falls outside the control limits.Enter 2 if your answer is:No, because at least one sample proportion falls outside the control limits. Enter 3 if your answer is:Yes, because all sample proportions are within the control limits.Enter 4 if your answer is:No, because all sample proportions are within the control limits.Enter 5 if your answer is:Can't tell from the above data.Answer:=Answer

Exhibit B: The nurse at a summer camp has been tracking camper visits to the camp health center. Camp management is concerned about the number of injuries and thus examines the daily health center logs to track occurrences of Injury. Assume that there are 1000 campers and that if anyone gets injured, they get injured only once and they always report their injury to the health center. Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 # Injuries 26 14 14 15 12 13 13 proportion of campers injured