Concept explainers
(a)
To determine:
Develop a tally sheet or checklist of the different reason of rejection
Introduction:
Tally sheet or checklist refer to the check sheet which is used for collection information through analysis and observation. Tally sheet is used to observe how often things has happened or the things will happen to count the goods.
(b)
To determine:
Develop a pareto chart to identify more significant type of rejection
Introduction:
A pareto chart refers to the chart that have bar and line graphs. In pareto chart, individual value is represented by bars and total value is represented by line.
(c)
To determine:
Cause of most significant type of rejection using cause-and-effect diagram.
Introduction:
Cause-and-effect diagram determines the reasons why the things had has happened or might will happen after organizing effective cause into lower categories.
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