The upper and lower control limits are positioned so that when the process is in control the probability of an individual value of the output variable falling outside the control limits is very large.

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The upper and lower control limits are set so that when the process is in control, the probability of an individual value falling outside these limits is very small, typically around 0.27% for each tail in a normal distribution.

The Upper and Lower Control Limits Are Positioned So That