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  1. What is the formula for calculating Rolled Throughput Yield (RTY)?

    Answer: The product of first-pass yields at each process step

    RTY is calculated by multiplying the first-pass yield of each individual process step, revealing hidden factory losses that final yield alone would miss.

  2. During a Gage R&R study, the total Gage R&R variation is 35% of total variation. How should this measurement system be classified?

    Answer: Marginally acceptable and may require improvement

    A Gage R&R between 10% and 30% is marginally acceptable, and above 30% is generally considered unacceptable, though some guidelines treat 10-30% as conditionally acceptable depending on application.

  3. Which sampling strategy ensures every member of a population has an equal chance of being selected?

    Answer: Simple random sampling

    Simple random sampling gives every individual in the population an equal probability of selection, minimizing selection bias.

  4. What does a Cp index measure that Cpk does not account for?

    Answer: Process capability assuming the process is perfectly centered

    Cp measures potential capability by comparing specification width to process spread without considering how centered the process mean is relative to specifications.

  5. A process sigma level of 4.0 corresponds approximately to how many DPMO?

    Answer: 6,210 DPMO

    A 4-sigma process corresponds to approximately 6,210 DPMO, reflecting a much higher defect rate than the 3.4 DPMO target of Six Sigma.

  6. What is the primary purpose of an operational definition in the Measure phase?

    Answer: To provide a clear, measurable description of what is being measured and how

    An operational definition removes ambiguity by precisely specifying what to measure, the measurement method, and the decision criteria for conformance.