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Given the following: USL = 3.002 LSL = 2.998 Mean (u) = 3.001 Std. Dev. =...

Given the following: USL = 3.002 LSL = 2.998 Mean (u) = 3.001 Std. Dev. = 0.0005 Calculate the % defective @ the upper specification (round to 2 digits).

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