When a process appears to be functioning properly when, if fact, it is out of control, the type of error and injured party is identified as:
A) Type I error, producer's risk
B) Type II error, consumer's risk
C) Type I error, consumer's risk
D) Type II error, producer's risk

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A Type II error occurs when a process is actually out of control, but it appears to be functioning properly. This poses a risk to the consumer, as they may receive defective products.

When a Process Appears to Be Functioning Properly When, If