The Cause- And- Effect Diagram Is a Method That

question 103

Multiple Choice

The cause- and- effect diagram is a method that

• A) was developed by W. Edwards Deming.
• B) reduces the frequency of product design.
• C) relates a product defect to its potential contributing factors.
• D) helps management develop quality circles.

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Definitions:

Cationic Polymerization

A type of polymerization initiated by a positively charged species (cation), leading to the formation of polymers.

Isobutylene

A hydrocarbon of the formula C4H8, classified under the alkene group, known for its role in the production of various polymers and butyl rubber.

Isobutylene

A volatile, flammable, and colorless gas that is a simple alkene with the chemical formula C4H8, used in the production of various polymers.

Polyisobutylene

A synthetic rubber, or elastomer, made from the polymerization of isobutylene, used in a variety of applications including sealants and adhesives.