Six questions to show your Six Sigma skills?

A sample of ten provider listings were audited for accuracy. Each listing is considered a unit. Nine listings are correct. However, the Dr. Joe Goodson listing has two inaccuracies – incorrect zip code and incorrect city. What is the defective count?
1
2
1/5
10
What type of error was made if you rejected the null hypothesis when it was in fact true?
Type 1
Type 2
Beta Error
Power error
In a Measurement System Analysis (MSA), the ability for an appraiser to get the same results on the same item, time after time, is an example of:
Repeatability
Reliability
Reproducibility
Redundancy
As one variable goes down, so does another. This is an example of:
No correlation
Causation
Positive Correlation
Negative Correlation
This chart will help you to distinguish special and common cause variation:
Boxplot
Control Chart
Time Series
Dotplot
DMAIC stands for:
Define, Measure, Analyze Improve, Control
Define, Monitor, Analyze Improve, Control
Design, Monitor, Analyze Improve, Control
Design, Measure, Analyze Improve, Control
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