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Process Variation, the Measurable Change in the Output of a Process

Question 18

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Process variation, the measurable change in the output of a process:

A) is always subject to elimination.
B) is not management's responsibility.
C) may be uncontrollable.
D) generates output of unacceptable quality.

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