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A Q chart, or Quality Control chart, is a statistical tool used to monitor and control a process by tracking its performance over time. It visually displays data points in relation to specific control limits, helping to identify variations that may indicate issues in the process. By analyzing these charts, organizations can make informed decisions to improve quality and maintain consistent output. Q charts are commonly used in manufacturing, healthcare, and service industries for quality assurance.


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