Variations in Process Output That Can Usually Be Identified and Eliminated

question 88

Multiple Choice

Variations in process output that can usually be identified and eliminated without changing the process are:

• A) assignable variations.
• B) chance variations.
• C) out of control variations.
• D) random variations.
• E) All of these.

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