Question 1

The mean of variable data would be meaningful.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

After initial control chart construction, the third step to continue statistical monitoring of a process is?

Accepted Answer

A)  Collect samples of size four or five periodically 
B)  Plot sample means and ranges on the control charts 
C)  If the process trends out of control, investigate the causes and eliminate assignable variations 
D)  Ensuring that the process is in control before beginning statistical monitoring 
A)  Collect samples of size four or five periodically 
B)  Plot sample means and ranges on the control charts 
C)  If the process trends out of control, investigate the causes and eliminate assignable variations 
D)  Ensuring that the process is in control before beginning statistical monitoring

Question 3

When first constructing a control chart for a process, we require that the process itself be in control.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

A process in which process variation does not fit at all within the specification limits.

Accepted Answer

A)  Process is easily capable 
B)  Process is comfortably capable 
C)  Process is just capable 
D)  Process is not capable 
A)  Process is easily capable 
B)  Process is comfortably capable 
C)  Process is just capable 
D)  Process is not capable

Question 5

Which chart is used to track sample ranges?

Accepted Answer

A)  R 
B)  x-bar 
C)  p 
D)  c 
A)  R 
B)  x-bar 
C)  p 
D)  c

The mean of variable data would be meaningful.

After initial control chart construction, the third step to continue statistical monitoring of a process is?

When first constructing a control chart for a process, we require that the process itself be in control.

A process in which process variation does not fit at all within the specification limits.

Which chart is used to track sample ranges?

Operations Management, Processes, and Supply Chain Management

Corporate Strategy, Performance, and Sustainability

Product Design and Development

Process Design and Capacity Management

Customer Relationships and Customer Service

Demand Management, Forecasting, and Aggregate Planning

Independent Demand Inventory Management

Material Flow Analysis and Facility Layouts

Supplement: Job Scheduling and Vehicle Routing

Lean Systems

Managing Customer and Work Flows

Managing Information Flowsmrp and Erp

Managing Projects

Six Sigma Quality Management

Global Supply Management

Location, Logistics, and Product Returns

Integrating Processes Along the Supply Chain

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Exam 13: Supplement: Statistical Quality Control

The mean of variable data would be meaningful.

After initial control chart construction, the third step to continue statistical monitoring of a process is?

When first constructing a control chart for a process, we require that the process itself be in control.

A process in which process variation does not fit at all within the specification limits.

Which chart is used to track sample ranges?

Operations Management, Processes, and Supply Chain Management

Corporate Strategy, Performance, and Sustainability

Product Design and Development

Process Design and Capacity Management

Customer Relationships and Customer Service

Demand Management, Forecasting, and Aggregate Planning

Independent Demand Inventory Management

Material Flow Analysis and Facility Layouts

Supplement: Job Scheduling and Vehicle Routing

Lean Systems

Managing Customer and Work Flows

Managing Information Flowsmrp and Erp

Managing Projects

Six Sigma Quality Management

Global Supply Management

Location, Logistics, and Product Returns

Integrating Processes Along the Supply Chain

Filters