The graph which plots the series of successive observations of specific procedure, operation or step at regular time intervals is called ____________?

Correct answer: C. control chart

  • A. relevant costing diagram
  • B. cause and effect diagram
  • C. control chart
  • D. pareto diagram

Explanation

A control chart plots successive observations of a process at regular intervals and compares them with control limits to detect unusual variation. Pareto and cause-and-effect diagrams analyse problems differently rather than track performance over time.

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