A system governed only by common cause variation is a system that:
A)ensures high productivity.
B)is stable.
C)meets a customer's quality specifications.
D)has zero natural variation.

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A system governed only by common cause variation is stable, meaning that it has a level of consistency and predictability in its output. While it may not necessarily ensure high productivity or meet specific quality specifications, it does mean that the system has a certain level of reliability and lack of variation in its performance. Having zero natural variation is not realistic or possible, as all systems have some level of natural variation.

A System Governed Only by Common Cause Variation Is a System