During the elaboration of the quality management plan of your new project, you defined a list of inspections and prevention activities to be conducted at a preset time. What sets apart inspection from prevention?

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Inspection focuses on the cause of identified errors, while prevention focuses on resolving them.

Prevention focuses on the cause of identified errors, while inspection focuses on resolving them.

Inspection keeps errors from reaching the end user, while prevention prevents them from occurring.

Prevention keeps errors from reaching the end user, while inspection prevents them from incurring.