Multiple choice six-sigma green-belt

Defect can not fall between ______________

  1. LSL and LCL

  2. USL and UCL

  3. LSL and USL

  4. LCL and UCL
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C Correct answer
Explanation

A defect is defined as a measurement that falls outside the specification limits set by the customer or design requirements. The Lower Specification Limit (LSL) and Upper Specification Limit (USL) define the acceptable range. Any value below LSL or above USL is a defect. Control limits (LCL, UCL) are different statistical boundaries and do not define defects. Therefore, defects cannot fall between LSL and USL.

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