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Fundamentals of Operations Management, 4/e
Mark M. Davis, Bentley College
Nicholas J. Aquilano, University of Arizona
Richard B. Chase, USC, School of Business
Quality Management (6S. Quality Control Tools for Improving Process)
Multiple Choice Quiz
1
Acceptance sampling and statistical process control are essentially the same thing.
A)
True
B)
False
2
Type II error occurs when a sample says parts are bad or that the process is out of control when the opposite is true.
A)
True
B)
False
3
Taguchi would support the use of upper and lower specifications to describe quality costs rather than a specific target value.
A)
True
B)
False
4
With Six Sigma the goal is to reduce process variation to 10% of the design tolerance.
A)
True
B)
False
5
Which of the following shows each of the steps that are required to produce a good or service?
A)
Process flow chart
B)
Histogram
C)
Pareto chart
D)
Cause-and-effect diagram
6
Which of the following quality tools establishes priorities for action?
A)
Process flow chart
B)
Histogram
C)
Pareto chart
D)
Cause-and-effect diagram
7
Which of the following would be considered a variable quality characteristic?
A)
The number of hours in the life time of a 100-watt light bulb
B)
The number of burnt potato chips in a bag of potato chips
C)
The number of streaks in each window after a cleaning service
D)
The number of pens that don't write out of one hundred pens
8
A process when in control produces a normally distributed output with a mean of 200 and a mean range of 20. What percentage of the sample means will be above 200?
A)
68
B)
50
C)
5
D)
1
E)
.27
9
The X-bar chart is most appropriately used to control which of the following?
A)
The standard deviations of diameters of a turned part.
B)
The mean diameter of a turned part.
C)
The process response.
D)
The percentage of customers satisfied with service received
E)
The process probability
10
The P chart is most appropriately used to control which of the following?
A)
The standard deviations of diameters of a turned part
B)
The mean diameter of a turned part
C)
The process response
D)
The percentage of customers satisfied with service received
E)
The process probability
11
The R chart is used to control which of the following?
A)
The standard deviations of diameters of a turned part
B)
The mean diameter of a turned part
C)
The process response
D)
The percentage of customers satisfied with service received
E)
The process probability
12
What is the probability that when a process is in control it will be accepted as in control when a two tail Z of 3.00 is used to accept or reject the process?
A)
.9973
B)
.9900
C)
.9800
D)
.9600
E)
.9200
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