The Process Capability Measures C_p and C_pk differ Because

question 159

Multiple Choice

The process capability measures C_p and C_pk differ because

• A) only one ensures the process mean is centered within the limits.
• B) C_p values above 1 indicate a capable process, C_pk values above 2 indicate a capable process.
• C) both are identical.
• D) C_p values for a given process will always be greater than or equal to C_pk values.
• E) C_pk values for a given process will always be greater than C_p values.

Understand the relationship between price changes and movements along the supply and demand curves.

Identify the effects of changes in non-price factors (e.g., income, price of related goods, number of sellers) on supply and demand curves.

Define and recognize market equilibrium and its changes due to shifts in supply and demand.

Distinguish between shifts of and movements along supply and demand curves.

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