_____ are identifiable causes of process problems that create variability.They are traceable and can be removed.
A)Chance causes
B)Assignable causes
C)Acceptance sampling causes
D)Unattainable causes

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Assignable causes, also known as special causes, are identifiable and traceable causes of process problems. They can be removed or eliminated from the process, resulting in reduced variability and improved process performance. Chance causes, on the other hand, are random and uncontrollable sources of process variation that cannot be eliminated, only reduced. Acceptance sampling causes and unattainable causes are not commonly used terms in the context of process improvement and do not relate to the identification and elimination of process problems.

_____ Are Identifiable Causes of Process Problems That Create Variability