Identify and describe four control charts
What will be an ideal response?
X-bar chart, R-chart, P-chart, and C-chart are four control charts discussed in the textbook. An X-bar chart is a process control chart used to monitor the sample means of variables that result from a process. An R-chart monitors the dispersion or variability of the process. A P-chart measures the proportion of items in a sample that are defective. A C-chart counts the actual number of defects.
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The managerial accountant uses the weighted-average costing method and their first goal was to have 10,000 left in processing and 20% converted to factory and labor overhead. Required a. Determine the total equivalent units in process and transferred out for direct materials and conversion costs, assuming there is no beginning inventory. b. With the installation of a new sewing machine, the forecast for the end of the month was to have 2,000 left in process and 80 % converted as to labor and factory overhead. Compute the equivalent units in process and transferred out for direct materials and conversion costs, assuming there was no beginning inventory. What will be an ideal response?