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  1. What does a negative Cpk value indicate about a process?

    Answer: The process mean lies outside the specification limits

    A negative Cpk means the process mean has shifted beyond one of the specification limits, indicating the process is producing mostly defective output.

  2. During the Measure phase, a Black Belt discovers the measurement system accounts for 45% of total observed variation. What should be done first?

    Answer: Improve the measurement system before collecting process data

    A measurement system contributing 45% of variation is unacceptable and must be improved before reliable process data can be collected.

  3. Which lean waste category does excess Work-In-Process inventory between process steps represent?

    Answer: Inventory

    Excess WIP between process steps is classified as inventory waste, one of the eight wastes in lean methodology.

  4. What is the purpose of a Box-Cox transformation in Six Sigma analysis?

    Answer: To transform non-normal data to approximate normality

    The Box-Cox transformation applies a power function to data to make it more closely follow a normal distribution for valid statistical analysis.

  5. In a multi-vari study, which source of variation occurs between different parts produced at approximately the same time?

    Answer: Part-to-part variation

    Part-to-part variation captures the differences among individual units produced under similar conditions at roughly the same time.

  6. A Black Belt wants to determine if there is a linear relationship between temperature and yield. Which tool is most appropriate?

    Answer: Simple linear regression

    Simple linear regression models the relationship between one continuous predictor and one continuous response to determine if a linear association exists.