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1
Beginner
What is the purpose of a Measurement Systems Analysis?
Determine the magnitude of the measurement system variation
Determine the quality status for items being measured
Determine if the measurement system is being used correctly
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2
Beginner
What are the two components of a measured item variation?
True item variation and measurement error
True item variation and variation in the measurement standard
True item variation and special cause variation
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3
Beginner
In the diagram shown, one side represents the true value, one side represents the value captured by the measurement systems and one side represents the uncertainty introduced by the measurement system. Which side is the value captured by the measurement system?
σ-p
σ-m
σ-e
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