How Do We Know When a Process Is in Control

question 72

Multiple Choice

How do we know when a process is in control?

• A)The control chart shows sample means that are randomly distributed between the control limits.
• B)Each observation sampled is drawn from an identical distribution.
• C)The control chart shows no patterns or cycles in the plotted sample means.
• D)All of these choices are true.

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