HW 10 Make sure your homework looks professional and also is easy to understand. Think about what charts should be used to best convey the information. Make sure you number and label your charts and refer to them in your analysis. If you are not prepared to discuss a chart, don't include it. Problem 1: Susie Summers is working in a manufacturing company where custom jobs are the norm. Usually, production runs are less than 8 hours which means tool changes occur often. Susie is wondering if the setup time might be related to the production time on the job. She is wondering if jobs with longer setup times also have longer production runs. The attached file (HW10) has data on setup time, run time, and job type for several months' worth of production (Columns C1 through C5). The column headers of the data set are as follows: . . . Date: Date job was run Type: Job type (A, B, C, D, E, F, G) Setup Time: Setup time for job (rounded to the nearest 10 minutes) Run Time: Production time for job in Hours) Notes: Special comments related to either the set-up or running of job . Examine the relationship between Setup Time and Run Time. Does run time influence setup time? Include your Minitab output. HW 10 Make sure your homework looks professional and also is easy to understand. Think about what charts should be used to best convey the information. Make sure you number and label your charts and refer to them in your analysis. If you are not prepared to discuss a chart, don't include it. Problem 1: Susie Summers is working in a manufacturing company where custom jobs are the norm. Usually, production runs are less than 8 hours which means tool changes occur often. Susie is wondering if the setup time might be related to the production time on the job. She is wondering if jobs with longer setup times also have longer production runs. The attached file (HW10) has data on setup time, run time, and job type for several months' worth of production (Columns C1 through C5). The column headers of the data set are as follows: . . . Date: Date job was run Type: Job type (A, B, C, D, E, F, G) Setup Time: Setup time for job (rounded to the nearest 10 minutes) Run Time: Production time for job in Hours) Notes: Special comments related to either the set-up or running of job . Examine the relationship between Setup Time and Run Time. Does run time influence setup time? Include your Minitab output