Whenever assignable causes are detected, we conclude that the process is
A) out of control.
B) in statistical control.
C) controllable.
D) random.

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Assignable causes are factors that can be identified and controlled, such as faulty equipment or human error. When assignable causes are detected, it indicates that the process is deviating from its normal behavior and is therefore out of control.

Whenever Assignable Causes Are Detected, We Conclude That the Process