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Which of the following is a typical activity performed during the Analyze phase? Use an XY matrix to reduce the number of CTQs Identify a theory for testing vital CTQs Build a Pareto chart for the CTQs Perform a root cause analysis Create operational definitions for vital CTQs.

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