R Chart with probability limits

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Am all confused...W is the relative range right?
Where do we get the value of W from - which table... proff got
W0.999 = 5.483754 & W 0.001 = 0.367392
(Que: Suppose we want to use probability limits with α = 0.002...sample size is 5)
Please help & explain.
 
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Suppose we want to use probability limits with α = 0.002. What are the control limits for theX and R charts?

Sample size is 5...All I want is how do we calculate R limits

Solution : W 1 - α/2 = W0.999 = 5.483754

Just want to know what table he has referred to get this answer?
 
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