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Q1) 4 machines manufacture cylindrical steel pins. Pins are subject to diameter specification. A pin may meet specification, or it may be too thin or too thick. Pins are arbitrarily sampled from each machine, and number of pins in each category is counted. Following table presents results. Is proportion of pins which are too thin, OK, or too thick is same for all machines?
Too Thin
OK
Too Thick
Machine 1
10
102
8
Machine 2
34
161
5
Machine 3
12
79
9
Machine 4
60
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