108. What is the primary disadvantage of using Excel for SixSigma analysis?
Select one:
a. Excel's calculation capabilities are more limited.
b. Excel wastes space.
c. It's more difficult to create good columns.
d. Excel doesn't have the same good typefaces.
109. How are the multi factor experiments handled?
Select one:
a. With manual analysis handling.
b. With multiple level Six Sigma experts.
c. Similar to simplified factorial experiments
d. Much the same way to the 2K factorial experiments
110. SWOT analysis can be conducted during any phase of theDMAIC process, but is most effective in what phase?
Select one:
a. Define Phase
b. Analyze Phase
c. Improvement Phase
d. Measure Phase
111. What is the primary benefit of a histogram?
Select one:
a. A histogram make It easier to understand how data isdistributed
b. A histogram is a good all-purpose graph.
c. Color makes them easy to read
112. What is Levene's test commonly used to test?
Select one:
a. unequal assumptions when data within each group is normal
b. unequal assumptions when data within each group isabnormal
c. equal assumptions when data within each group is abnormal
d. equal assumptions when data within each group is normal
113. What does a lot of Six Sigma education deal with?
Select one:
a. Reporting
b. Statistical analysis
c. Facts
d. Visual interpretation
114. Why is Design of experiments such a powerful tool?
Select one:
a. Allow the understanding of how combinations of certainfactors impact results.
b. Mitigates potential issues such as waste or error.
c. Doesn't allow for interaction analysis that could distractfrom the process.
115. What must the Six Sigma teams do after drawing conclusionsfrom experiments?
Select one:
a. All of the Above
b. Create Controls
c. Validate Results
d. Implement Solutions