A Six Sigma process will typically result in one defective package of product for every three truckloads shipped.

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A Six Sigma process is defined as a process that has a defect rate of 3.4 defects per million opportunities. This translates to very high quality and a very low probability of defects. It is highly unlikely that such a process would result in one defective package for every three truckloads shipped.

A Six Sigma Process Will Typically Result in One Defective