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1.	The quality loss function is given by L(x) = k(x-N)2. What does ‘k’ stand for?
A.	Tolerance
B.	Quality loss coefficient
C.	Nominal value of given product
D.	Quality characteristic of selected product
Answer» C. Nominal value of given product

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