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Project specification limits are set by managers in response to customers’ expectations. The largest specification value that can be obtained and still be acceptable to customer expectations is referred to as:
  1. LSL
  2. USL
  3. LSL
  4. UCL
Explanation
Answer: B - The largest specification value that can be obtained and still be acceptable to customer expectations is referred to as USL.

Key Takeaway: Upper Specification Limit (USL) is the largest specification value that can be obtained in a process and still be acceptable to customer specifications. For example, if a client expects no more than 4 defects to can shapes from a factory per 1000, then the USL is 4.
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