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SPC is based on __________ - ANS samples how close measurements are to each other - ANS precision how close a measurement is to the true value - ANS accuracy - can be described completely by knowing only the mean, and standard deviation - The area under sections of the curve can be used to esti...

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SPC is based on __________ - ANS samples



how close measurements are to each other - ANS precision



how close a measurement is to the true value - ANS accuracy



- can be described completely by knowing only the mean, and standard deviation

- The area under sections of the curve can be used to estimate the cumulative probability of a certain
"event" occurring - ANS properties of a normal distribution



Usually, we set control limits of __________ - ANS +/- 3 standard deviations



- Every process has random variation in it.

- Production processes are not usually found in a "state of control" - ANS Basic assumptions (tenets) of
Process Quality Control



When a process is stable and predictable, it's ___________ - ANS in a "State of Control"



We take samples, calculate control limits, look for outliers (indicators of assignable cause variation), look
for root causes, and fix them - ANS Performing Statistical Process Control (SPC)



A line in a control chart that provides the largest value that is still acceptable without being labeled an
abnormal variation. - ANS Upper Control Limit (UCL)



A line in a control chart that provides the smallest value that is still acceptable without being labeled an
abnormal variation - ANS Lower Control Limit (LCL)

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