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Cost of Quality Which one of the below statements is not correct based on the cost graph below? External and Internal Failure Total Cost of Quality Prevention and Appraisal Low Level Quality High Level Quality O a. If inspections increase, external/internal failure costs deccrease O b. Quality is not costly in both directions, either high or low. O c. The optimum of quality costs is the intersection point of external/internal failure costs and prevention/appraisal costs O d. Total cost of quality is the sum of external/internal failure costs and prevention/appraisal costs O e. If inspections decrease, external/internal failure costs increase

          Cost of
Quality
Which one of the below statements is not correct based on the cost graph below?
External and
Internal Failure
Total Cost
of Quality
Prevention
and Appraisal
Low Level Quality
High Level Quality
O a. If inspections increase, external/internal failure costs deccrease
O b. Quality is not costly in both directions, either high or low.
O c. The optimum of quality costs is the intersection point of external/internal failure costs and prevention/appraisal costs
O d. Total cost of quality is the sum of external/internal failure costs and prevention/appraisal costs
O e. If inspections decrease, external/internal failure costs increase

Cost of
Quality
Which one of the below statements is not correct based on the cost graph below?
External and
Internal Failure
Total Cost
of Quality
Prevention
and Appraisal
Low Level Quality
High Level Quality
O a. If inspections increase, external/internal failure costs deccrease
O b. Quality is not costly in both directions, either high or low.
O c. The optimum of quality costs is the intersection point of external/internal failure costs and prevention/appraisal costs
O d. Total cost of quality is the sum of external/internal failure costs and prevention/appraisal costs
O e. If inspections decrease, external/internal failure costs increase

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