8 paints PA 9-? For 120 consecutive days, a process engineer... 6 Answer Is complete but not entlrelrlir correct. For 131 consecutive days, a process engineer has measured the temperature of champagne bottles as they are made read);r for serving. Each day, she took a sample of 9 bottles. The average across all '11 79 bottles (131 days, 9 bottles per day) was 5E degrees Fahrenheit. The standard deviation across all bottles was 0.7 degrees. [Round your intermediate calculations and nal answer to 4 decimal places.) degrees When constructing an X-bar chart. what would be the upper control limit? 58.43790 Fahrenheit PA 9-4 Consider again the company making tires for... 15 points Consider again the company making tires for bikes is concerned about the exact width of their cyclocross tires. The company has a lower specication limit of 22.8 mm and an upper Skipped specication limit of 23.4 mm. The standard deviation is 0.19 mm and the mean is 23.1 mm. {Round your answer to 4 decimal places.) weak a. What is the probability that a tire will be too narrow? :l Poforor'ccs [Round your answer to 4 decimal places.) b. What is the probability that a tire will be too wide? :| {Round your answer to 3 decimal places.) c. What is the probability that a tire will be defective? :l 11 * Answer is not complete. 35 Bruno Fruscalzo decided to start a small production facility in Sydney to sell gelato to the local restaurants. His local milk supplier charges $0.5 per kg of milk plus a $25 delivery fee (that is independent of the amount points ordered). Bruno's holding cost is $0.03 per kg per month. He needs 9750 kgs of milk per month. Suppose Bruno orders 9750 kgs each time. What is his average inventory a. (kgs)? kgs (Round your answer to 1 decimal place.) b. Suppose Bruno orders 6750 kgs each time. How many orders does he place with his supplier each year? 17.3 orders C. How many kgs should Bruno order from his supplier with each order to minimize the sum of ordering and holding costs? kgs (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to 2 decimal places.) d. If Bruno's storage vessel can hold only 4000 kgs of milk, what would be $ Bruno's annual ordering and holding costs? 6,340.00 x11 35 polnts (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to 2 decimal places.) If Bruno's storage vessel can hold only 6500 kgs of milk, what would be Bruno's annual ordering and holding costs? (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to 2 decimal places.) Bruno's supplier's truck can carryr 20,000 kgs of milk. The supplier does not want to deliver to more than 3 customers with each truck. Thus, the supplier requires a minimum order quantity of l0,500 kgs. If Bruno orders the minimum amount. what would be the sum of his annual ordering and holding costs? Assume he has a storage vessel large enough to hold 0.500 kgs. (Round your answer to 3 decimal places.) Bruno's supplier offers a 3% discount when a customer orders a full truck, which is 20,000 kgs. Assume Bruno can store that quantity and the product will not spoil. IfBruno orders a full truck, what would be the inventory holding and ordering cost incurred per kg of milk? Assume the discount also applies to the holding cost. $ 5,615.00 9 $ 5,515.00 9 $ 0.014 9