In a college advising center, students who receive help are asked to fill out a survey to show how satisfied they were with the service at the center. One of the questions on the survey asks if the students will use this center in future again. The advising center uses the answers to this question to indicate whether their service was useful and as a factor representing the center's ability to meet students' expectation. The number of students $($out of $50)$ who would come back for advice during one semester $(16$ weeks$)$ are as follows:

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a$.$ Construct a control chart and determine the upper and lower control limits with $)=(3.($Round your answer to three decimal places.$)$

b$.$ Use median run test to check the randomness in the data $($median $=44).$ Interpret your results. $($Round your answer to three decimal places.$)$

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