A sequence of steadily increasing plot points on a control chart is referred to as ___________.
A) funneling
B) a run up
C) a cycle
D) out of control

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A "run up" is a term used to describe a sequence of steadily increasing plot points on a control chart, indicating that the process is moving in a positive direction and improving. A "funneling" pattern would be a sequence of plot points that become closer together over time, indicating decreasing variation in the process. A "cycle" is a repeated pattern of plot points on a control chart, indicating that the process is experiencing repeated changes over time. "Out of control" refers to a situation where a process is not performing as expected and there is significant variation in the plot points on a control chart.

A Sequence of Steadily Increasing Plot Points on a Control