What is process capability? Explain the difference between specification limits and process control limits. Consider a process with lower process control limit as 1.335 and upper process control limit as 1.345. The lower specification limit is 1.338 and upper specification limit is 1.342. Using a diagram, comment on whether the process is capable of meeting requirements.

What is process capability? Explain the difference between specification limits and process control limits. Consider a process with lower process control limit as 1.335 and upper process control limit as 1.345. The lower specification limit is 1.338 and upper specification limit is 1.342. Using a diagram, comment on whether the process is capable of meeting requirements.

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