Which of the following statements is false? For a process with a mean that can be adjusted easily to a specific target value, a precise measurement system is preferred over an accurate one that has higher variability. Ob. None of the other statements is False When studying the capability of a gauge system for measuring different units, out-of-control Oc points in the X-bar chart and in-control points in the R-chart are indicators of an effective system. When studying a measurement system's capability, out-of control signals in the X-bar-chart Od indicate that the gauge is faulty.

Which of the following statements is false? For a process with a mean that can be adjusted easily to a specific target value, a precise measurement system is preferred over an accurate one that has higher variability. Ob. None of the other statements is False When studying the capability of a gauge system for measuring different units, out-of-control Oc points in the X-bar chart and in-control points in the R-chart are indicators of an effective system. When studying a measurement system's capability, out-of control signals in the X-bar-chart Od indicate that the gauge is faulty.

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