A Process Is Capable When

question 13

Multiple Choice

A process is capable when:

• A) the supplier can predict the future distributions about the mean.
• B) common causes are eliminated through process change.
• C) it averages a set number of standard deviations within the specifications.
• D) it produces the same exact result each time the activity is performed.
• E) random causes are detected by statistical process controls and eliminated.

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