After performing a nozzle uniformity check, the average output was noted as 45.75 oz. What is the acceptable range if the tolerance is 10%?

To determine the acceptable range based on a tolerance of 10%, you first need to calculate what 10% of the average output is. In this case, the average output is 45.75 ounces.

Calculating 10% of 45.75 is done by multiplying 45.75 by 0.10, which equals 4.575 ounces. This amount is then added to and subtracted from the average output to find the acceptable range.

Adding 4.575 ounces to 45.75 gives you an upper limit of 50.325 ounces (which is generally rounded to 50.3 ounces when reporting). Subtracting 4.575 ounces from 45.75 gives you a lower limit of 41.175 ounces (which is approximately 41.2 ounces when rounded).

Thus, the acceptable range based on a 10% tolerance is between 41.2 ounces and 50.3 ounces. This range allows for variability in output while ensuring that the system remains effective and reliable.