The following effect (problem statement) resulted from root cause analysis: \"The plastic fork and knife broke when the customer attempted to cut the steak.\" (You may use the sample picture of the Ishikawa diagram as reference to remember the typical six categories used. See Lecture 10 pages 6 and 21) Review the provided list of root causes and match them with the appropriate categories. Review the provided list of root causes and match them with the appropriate categories. List of root causes: 1. Overworked/demotivated people 2. Incorrect nozzle diameter 3. Incorrect grade of material used 4. Melting temperature was affected 5. Rushed production process 6. Material that shrinks less was not available 7. Old plastic cutlery injection mold 8. Insufficient training 9. Thermal conductivity was affected 10. Outdated manufacturing method 11. Machine broke down 12. Wrong mold wall thickness measurements In the space below: Type the root cause with its number next to the corresponding category heading. Type all 6 category names with two root causes per category, Type the root cause with its number next to the corresponding category heading. Type all 6 category names with two root causes per category, Type your answers in either a list format (A) or table format (B). Headings are provided below. Continue either in a list or table format and add the remaining 5 categories. Table Format (B)