The Term Six Sigma Is Based on a Statistical Measure

question 26

Multiple Choice

The term six sigma is based on a statistical measure that equates to _____ or fewer errors or defects per million opportunities.

• A)4.3
• B)3.4
• C)5.4
• D)2.3

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