A fraction nonconforming chart is frequently converted to a percent nonconforming chart:
A) so that employees can understand it better
B) because of the difficulty of variable subgroup size
C) so that an average subgroup size (n) can be used
D) so that the lower control limit will be eliminated

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Converting a fraction nonconforming chart to a percent nonconforming chart makes it easier for employees to understand, as percentages are more intuitive and commonly used in everyday contexts.

A Fraction Nonconforming Chart Is Frequently Converted to a Percent