Quality of conformance refers to:
A)the extent to which a product meets the specifications of its design.
B)the extent to which a product adds value to a firm's product line.
C)the extent to which a product is designed for its intended use.
D)the extent to which a product maximizes non-value-added activities in the production process.
E)a cost control that is achievable.

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Quality of conformance refers to the degree to which a product meets the specifications of its design, meaning how closely the product matches the intended design and meets the desired attributes and requirements. This is different from quality of design, which refers to how well the design itself meets the needs and wants of customers.

Quality of Conformance Refers To