What are the benefits of using control charts

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1. What are the benefits of using control charts?

2. Explain the difference between common causes and special causes. Give examples of each.

3. Explain the rationale behind placing the control limits at three standard deviations from the mean.

4. Define and explain type I and type II errors in the context of control charts. Are they related? How does the choice of control limits influence these two errors?

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