While as a customer, I consider products with the highest quality and quantity, after all we live in 21st century where resources should be allocated to the highest efficiency. So in future I hope to play the role of a manufacturer and consumer as well, I choose to explore machine’s efficiency in my Math IA. Further I selected to explore machines used in wafer making. With the help of Balaji Wafers and Namkeen I offer to calculate the extent of perfection that the machinery is capable of with the use of statistics and modeling. Thus I choose to take wafers packing machine, Ishida Atlas to …show more content…
But after looking at the set of data, I thought to explore the performance of this machine further. Thus to explore the extent of perfection by this machine. To investigate further I formulated a problem, follows.
What is the probability of me picking up a ‘Simply Salted’ packet from the whole produce of ‘Simply Salted’ wafers in the month of February with the least amount of wafers contained in it?
Through this question, I could explore the efficiency of this machine. After I obtain the probability, I could use this probability to compare the probability of other months and set a standard. This could help Balaji to set their export standards.
I.e. – Lower the average probability means better efficiency.
To start investigating I plotted the provided data. I plotted the ingredient weight on the x-axis and the amount of packets produced for a specific weight on the y-axis. The result is shown below. The outcome was a bell shaped curve as the data was more centric, with the top most point being on (16.54, 320000). Which is also the mode of the given