The Six Sigma approach to quality control
A) relies on a special team of experts to examine every unit of output at the end of the production process.
B) detects potential problems early to prevent their occurrence.
C) views quality control as a function of the marketing department.
D) allows only 600 defective units per one thousand units produced.

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The Six Sigma approach focuses on detecting and addressing potential problems early in the production process, rather than relying on a team of experts to examine every unit of output at the end. It is not focused on marketing or allowing a certain number of defects per production run.

The Six Sigma Approach to Quality Control