Complete table $1$ by identifying the process and the quality tool or technique used.

Table $1$

Situation

What quality tool or technique is being used

What quality process are you in

a$)$ Looking at the project practices of comparable projects

b$)$ Measuring $4$ of the doors produced, rather than all $400$

c$)$ Identifying the factors that influence particular variables of a product or process

d$)$ Analyzing a chart of problems to find the most frequent one in order to determine if processes need to be

e$)$ improved

f$)$ Comparing the expense of quality efforts to the return on that investment

g$)$ Determining what will be an acceptable range

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to define a stable performance

h$)$ Comparing what was done to what was documented as needing to be done

i$)$ Selecting $3$of$12$ activity duration estimates for a work group that will be used to compare planned versus actual

j$)$ Graphically representing a process to determine where a process that is achieving low$-$quality results might be failing

k$)$ Taking measurements and comparing them to the upper and lower thresholds of variance

l$)$ Collecting data about defects discovered during inspection

m$)$ Analyzing a graphic with an organized series of lines displaying issues that might have led to a defect to examine if $,$ the proper process was followed