Which of the following are the two costs of failing to control quality?

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The two costs of failing to control quality are internal failure costs (costs associated with defects discovered before the product is delivered to the customer) and external failure costs (costs associated with defects discovered by the customer after delivery). Prevention costs are the costs incurred to prevent defects, and appraisal costs are the costs incurred to detect defects before delivery.

Which of the Following Are the Two Costs of Failing