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The prediction technique has obviously not always been effective quantitatively. There is often a wide difference between actual reliability and predicted reliability. Nevertheless, the reliability…
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Reliability in Design and Development
Question
The prediction technique has obviously not always been effective quantitatively. There is often a wide difference between actual reliability and predicted reliability. Nevertheless, the reliability prediction technique permits:
Options
- ASeparating out "the vital few" from the "trivial many".
- BSpotlighting what has gone wrong with the program.
- CIndicating which department is to blame.
- DEstimating how good the product really is.
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(40 responses)- A73% (29)
- B8% (3)
- C18% (7)
- D3% (1)
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#reliability prediction#Pareto principle#vital few trivial many#design analysis
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