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The Risk Priority Number (RPN) methodology is an analytic tool that is used to determine the risks associated with potential problems for a product or a process. The following are components of the RPN equation EXCEPT:
  1. source
  2. severity
  3. occurrence
  4. detection
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Answer: A - The Risk Priority Number (RPN) methodology has the following components: severity, occurrence, and detection.
Key Takeaway: An RPN is calculated using the following equation: RPN = Severity X Occurrence X Detection. The goal of an RPN is to evaluate the risk of problems showing up during product manufacturing or processes, and to prioritize the best way to deal with these risks.
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