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The main effects for a 4 factor 2 level Half fractional factorial design are shown below A – 3.5 B – 2.7 C – 5.2 D – -4.3 What should the Black Belt conclude merely by looking at the main effects?

SELECT THE CORRECT ANSWER Effect C is the most significant for the model Effect D is the least significant for the model Effect A and B can be ignored Any conclusion can only be made after looking at the p-values for the effects ANSWER Any...
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A fractional factorial experiment is designed at 2 levels for 8 factors with a maximum of only 128 runs possible. This could be a

OPTIONS Quarter Fractional Factorial Design Screening Design Half fractional Factorial Design Resolution IV design ANSWER HALF FRACTIONAL FACTORIAL DESIGN EXPLANATION For 8 factors and 2 levels, full factorial experiment would have resulted in 256 runs, so here with 128 runs, Half fractional Factorial Design is...
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What is the major limitation of running a full factorial experiment on one replicate?

OPTIONS Curvature effects are not estimated The variable response doesn’t follow linearity The model may be exposed to noise Extraneous factors may go undetected ANSWER The model may be exposed to noise EXPLANATION Full factorials on one replicate are very good experiments for interaction, but...
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When analysing the Designed experimental setup, the Black Belt notes that the p-value of the model is 0.82. This means

OPTIONS There is 82% chance the model is significant There is 82% chance the model is non-significant There is 64% chance the model is significant There is 64% chance the model is non-significant ANSWER There is 82% chance the model is non-significant EXPLANATION SECOND OPTION...
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A fractional factorial experiment is designed at 2 levels for 9 factors with a maximum of only 32 runs possible. This could be a

OPTIONS Quarter Fractional Factorial Design Screening Design Half fractional Factorial Design Resolution IV design ANSWER RESOLUTION IV DESIGNS EXPLANATION This type of an experimental setting gets classified as a Resolution IV design.
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If the Sum of Squares of treatments is 100, the group size is 25 and number of treatments is five, the Mean Squares of error is

OPTIONS 20 5 25 15 ANSWER 5 EXPLANATION Mean Squares = Sum Squares/Degrees of freedom, so 5 is correct.
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Which of the techniques below helps you to understand and distinguish between within runs variability and between runs variability?

OPTIONS Replication Randomization Coding Blocking ANSWER REPLICATION EXPLANATION Replication helps you to understand the difference between the different variances.
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If the main effect of Factor A on the response is 2.5, what does it show

OPTIONS Factor A decreases response by 2.5 Factor A increases response by 2.5 Response increases factor A by 2.5 Response decreases factor A by 2.5 ANSWER Factor A increases response by 2.5 EXPLANATION A main effect showing up as X indicates the impact of the...
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If Factor A affecting response scores at one level are 60,60,61 and 62 and factor A affecting response scores at level two are 60,58,59,60, the main effect is

OPTIONS PositiveNegativeNegligibleNone of the above ANSWER Positive EXPLANATION Using standard calculations for main effect, POSITIVE is correct
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What is the best statistically validated condition when the Black Belt can accept the fit on the data he has conducted experiments on?

OPTIONS Goodness of fit p-value is less than 0.05Goodness of fit p-value is more than 0.05Scaled residuals are in the range 0 and -1The Normal Plots are approximately linear ANSWER Goodness of fit p-value is more than 0.05 EXPLANATION The best statistically validated conditions can...
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