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    Scrap refers to unusable materials, while spoiled goods and rework refer to products that don't meet standards but can potentially be reclaimed or reused. It is important to determine the cause of spoilage and rework to identify areas for improvement and prevent future defects from occurring. Identifying causes helps companies reduce waste and costs from defective products.

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    Scrap refers to unusable materials, while spoiled goods and rework refer to products that don't meet standards but can potentially be reclaimed or reused. It is important to determine the cause of spoilage and rework to identify areas for improvement and prevent future defects from occurring. Identifying causes helps companies reduce waste and costs from defective products.

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    Cost of Quality Explanation

    Uploaded by

    Alyana Vee Vigor
    Scrap refers to unusable materials, while spoiled goods and rework refer to products that don't meet standards but can potentially be reclaimed or reused. It is important to determine the cause of spoilage and rework to identify areas for improvement and prevent future defects from occurring. Identifying causes helps companies reduce waste and costs from defective products.

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    1.

    What is the difference between scrap, spoiled goods


    and rework?

    2.Spoilage and rework can be caused by customer


    requirements or by internal failure. Why is it
    important to determine the cause of the spoilage
    and rework?

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