QUESTION 1The international standard for quality audits isISO 8808OA.ISO 14765OB.ISO 8402OC.ISO 9001OD.QUESTION 2Lot Tractability is more important in pharmaceutical industries than food and beverage.O TrueO False QUESTION 3Which company developed Design for Six Sigma (DFSS)?ChryslerO AFederal ExpressOB.General MotorsOC.General ElectricO DQUESTION 4Assigning weights to dimensions of quality indicateMeasure or metricOA.Customer outputO BKnowledgeOC.Relative importance

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QUESTION 1 The international standard for quality audits is ISO 8808 ISO 14765 B. ISO 8402 Oc. ISSO 9001 QUESTION 2 Lot Tractability is more important in pharmaceutical industries than food and bever True False

QUESTION 1 The international standard for quality audits is ISO 8808 ISO 14765 B. ISO 8402 Oc. ISSO 9001 QUESTION 2 Lot Tractability is more important in pharmaceutical industries than food and bever True False

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