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What is the name of the condition if you are running a 7-4 fractional experiment? You know factors A, B, C, D, and E are independent of each other, but you suspect factors F and G are not independent. You conducted a small sub-experiment and discovered a high correlation between factors F and G.

A. CollinearityB. ConfoundedC. CorrelationD. Covariates Collinearity Having two variables that are highly correlated in the experimental model will make it difficult or impossible to detect which factor really affects the response. This condition is called collinearity. The correct answer is Collinearity .
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On a highly automated food processing line, a quality professional wants to chart the weight of packages. The recommended control chart is an X-bar – S chart and not the typical X-bar – R chart, in wide use throughout the facility. Which of the following is the most logical reason for this switch?

The X-bar control limits will be tighter The supervisor obviously wants some variety in control chart usage Only one control chart will be required The X-bar and S values will come automatically from a weight checker The X-bar and S values will come automatically from...
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On a highly automated food processing line, a quality professional wants to chart the weight of packages. The recommended control chart is an X-bar – S chart and not the typical X-bar – R chart, in wide use throughout the facility. Which of the following is the most logical reason for this switch?

Answer: The X-bar and S values will come automatically from a weight checker EXPLANATION This question requires familiarity with X-bar – S charting and automated process equipment. Option C is incorrect. Two charts will still be necessary. Option B is a filler option. Option A...
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