Special cause variation exists when the process produces observations that are not from the same population as the majority of the observations.

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Special cause variation occurs when the process produces observations that are not from the same population as the majority of the observations. This indicates that there is a specific reason or assignable cause for the variation, rather than just random variation that is expected in any process.

Special Cause Variation Exists When the Process Produces Observations That