Statistical quality control primarily involves:
A) maintaining a customer feedback log and making the necessary improvements in products whenever required.
B) checking each and every product for possible defects so as to reduce high costs related to poor quality.
C) looking for defects in parts, finished goods, or other outcomes selected through a sampling technique.
D) monitoring production quality on an ongoing basis and making corrections whenever the results show that the process is out of control.

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Looking for defects in parts, finished goods, or other outcomes selected through a sampling technique is known as statistical quality control. The most accurate way to apply statistical quality control is to use a random sample.

Statistical Quality Control Primarily Involves