Process capability

A. exists only in theory; it cannot be measured.

B. is assured when the process is statistically in control.

C. means that the natural variation of the process must be small enough to produce products that meet the standard.

D. exists when CPK is less than 1.0.

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Process capability

A. exists only in theory; it cannot be measured.

B. is assured when the process is statistically in control.

C. means that the natural variation of the process must be small enough to produce products that meet the standard.

D. exists when CPK is less than 1.0.

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Joseph Franco · Answer 1

C. means that the natural variation of the process must be small enough to produce products that meet the standard.

Explanation:

Process capability is the statistical measure of the inherent process variability of a given characteristics. we ca use a process capability study to assess the capability of a process to meet specification.

C. means that the natural variation of the process must be small enough to produce products that meet the standard.

Process capabilityA. exists only in theory; it cannot be measured.B. is assured when the process is statistically in control.C. means that the natural variation of the process must be small enough to produce products that meet the standard.D. exists when CPK is less than 1.0.

Process capability

A. exists only in theory; it cannot be measured.

B. is assured when the process is statistically in control.

C. means that the natural variation of the process must be small enough to produce products that meet the standard.

D. exists when CPK is less than 1.0.