Assignable causes:
A) are not as important as natural causes.
B) are within the limits of a control chart.
C) depend on the inspector assigned to the job.
D) are also referred to as "chance" causes.
E) are causes of variation that can be identified and investigated.

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Assignable causes, also known as "special causes," are specific factors that can be identified and corrected. They are distinct from natural or common causes of variation, which are inherent to the process.

Assignable Causes