ITPEC IP October 2025 Question 52
ITPEC IP October 2025 — Question 52 of 100
A process flowchart helps locate where problems may arise and what form they may take — it visualizes the sequence, decisions, handoffs, and interactions in the work.
By tracing each processing step, a quality team can identify likely failure points, unnecessary repetition, missing controls, and interfaces where defects can be introduced. This supports analysis and process improvement.
Answer (a)
Why not others:
- (b) expected-range monitoring is commonly supported by a control chart
- (c) relationships between a problem and possible causes are shown with a cause-and-effect diagram
- (d) ranking causes by occurrence frequency is the purpose of Pareto analysis
Key rule: Use a flowchart for process sequence, a control chart for stability, a cause-and-effect diagram for possible causes, and a Pareto chart for frequency priorities.
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