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Measure Phase Tools Flashcards

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  1. Which type of data is counted in discrete units and cannot be subdivided, such as the number of defective items?

    Answer: Attribute data

    Attribute (discrete) data represents counts of events or defects and cannot take on fractional values.

  2. A process capability index of Cp = 1.33 indicates that a process is:

    Answer: Capable with some margin

    Cp = 1.33 means the process spread fits within the specification limits with a reasonable safety margin, generally considered capable.

  3. In a measurement system analysis (MSA), 'reproducibility' refers to:

    Answer: Variation caused by different operators measuring the same part

    Reproducibility measures how consistently different operators obtain the same result when measuring the same part with the same gauge.

  4. What does the 'sigma level' of a process primarily describe?

    Answer: How many standard deviations fit between the mean and the nearest specification limit

    Sigma level indicates how many standard deviations exist between the process mean and the closest specification limit, reflecting process performance.

  5. A run chart is most useful for:

    Answer: Detecting trends or shifts in process performance over time

    Run charts plot data in time sequence, making them ideal for spotting trends, cycles, or shifts before applying control charts.

  6. When constructing a histogram, the height of each bar represents:

    Answer: The frequency or count of data points within that interval

    Each bar in a histogram shows how many data points fall within that class interval, revealing the data's distribution shape.

  7. Which measurement scale allows for meaningful ratios between values and has a true zero point?

    Answer: Ratio scale

    Ratio scales have a true zero (absence of the quantity) and support all arithmetic operations including ratios, such as weight or length.