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Meaning and definition of common cause variationcommon causes :
Common Cause Variation that affects all the individual values of a process Common causes Inherent causes of variation in a process. They are typical of the process, not unexpected. That is not to say that they must be tolerated, on the contrary, once special causes of variation are largely removed, a focus on removing common causes of variation can pay big dividends.
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