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The document discusses control charts and quality control processes. It covers the components of control charts, different types of control charts like R and X-bar charts, process capability measures like Cp and Cpk, sources of variation, inspection activities, and factors that influence the amount of inspection needed like costs of inspection and passing defective items. It also states that if a process is in control, observations can still fall outside of control limits or tolerances due to natural process variability.

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The document discusses control charts and quality control processes. It covers the components of control charts, different types of control charts like R and X-bar charts, process capability measures like Cp and Cpk, sources of variation, inspection activities, and factors that influence the amount of inspection needed like costs of inspection and passing defective items. It also states that if a process is in control, observations can still fall outside of control limits or tolerances due to natural process variability.

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Chp 10

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1. A control chart of any type answers the question, true


"is my process in control"

2. Each chart has which three components? A center line repre-


senting the average
An upper line repre-
senting the max ac-
ceptable variation up-
wards
A lower line represent-
ing the max accept-
able variation down-
wards

3. The R Chart focuses on which performance mea- Range


sure?
Range
Average
Proportion of defects
Number of defects

4. Process capability means the ability to produce at False


a high throughput

5. The Cp measure of capability assumes which The production distrib-


thing? ution is centered
A high volume production process
The production distribution is skewed right
The production distribution is skewed left
The production distribution is centered
A four sigma range
Production staff that can analyze data

6. The Cpk measure uses of which of the following All


as inputs?
Upper specification limit
Lower specification limit
Three sigma
The average

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7. A shift in the process mean for a measured char- X-bar chart


acteristic would most likely be detected by a:
P-chart
X-bar chart
C-chart
R-chart
S- chart

8. Inspection is as a(n)________activity: Appraisal

9. ______variation is a variation whose cause can be Assignable


identified
Assignable
Controllable
Random
Statistical
Theoretical

10. The amount of inspection needed depends on The costs of inspec-


________ and _________ tion; the costs of pass-
The amount of automation; the reliability of in- ing on defective items
spectors
The quality of the supplier; the target market of the
process
The costs of inspection; the costs of passing on
defective items
Where in the process the inspection occurs; the
volume of the process
The cost of the item being inspected; the use of
the item being inspected

11. If a process is performing as it should, it is still I and II


possible to obtain observations which are outside
of which limits?
(I) tolerances
(II) control limits
(III) process variability

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