The detection approach to statistical quality control ________.
A) divides the population into strata
B) inspects a portion of the products at the completion of the production process
C) determines at which point the production process does not conform to specifications
D) uses the finite correction factor when the sample size is not much smaller than the population size

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The detection approach to statistical quality control involves identifying at which point in the production process the products do not conform to specifications. It differs from the inspection approach (choosing a portion of the products at the completion of production) and the control approach (monitoring the production process throughout). The option of dividing the population into strata is more relevant to stratified sampling, and the finite correction factor is used for finite population correction in sampling.

The Detection Approach to Statistical Quality Control ________