If Cpk=1.0 and Cp=2.0, what will be the actual fallout for the process – McqOptions

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1.	If C_pk=1.0 and C_p=2.0, what will be the actual fallout for the process in ppm?
A.	200
B.	2700
C.	1
D.	1350
Answer» E.

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