1. What are the seven basic quality tools? What about the seven basic quality tools makes them particularly useful? Why are quality tools primarily charts/graphs? Why are quality tools important? 2. Create a control chart of the DISTANCE TO Bulls EYE DATA (DATA ATTACHED) Before the process improvement and a control chart of the distance-to-bulls-eye data after the process improvement. What do your control charts show (should be included in the speaker notes)? 3. Create a histogram of the distance-to-bulls-eye data before the process improvement and a histogram of the distance-to-bulls-eye data after the process improvement. What do your histograms show about the process improvement (should be included in the speaker notes)? 4. Write an explanation of measurement issues (distance to bulls-eye) encountered when performing the measurement activity. This website may help: http://www.electrical4u.com/errors-in-measurement-classification-of-errors/ (Links to an external site.) Additional Resources • Flow Chart and Process Map (Links to an external site.) • Pareto Chart (Links to an external site.) • Create a Run Chart (Links to an external site.) • Histogram Using Frequency Function (Links to an external site.) • Histogram (Links to an external site.) • Scatter Charts (Links to an external site.) • Check Sheets (Links to an external site.) • Interpretation of Charts/Quality Tools (Links to an external site.) All aforementioned charts are part of what is referred to as the seven basic quality tools. (Links to an external site.) Requirements • Put your charts, any descriptions and extended answers in a Word Document • summarize the questions above and be approximately 500 words, no more. • Answer questions individually original thought.