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Test:Exam#2
Single choice
Part 1Which is the best statement regarding an operating characteristic curve?Part 2 A. As the fraction defective decreases, the probability of accepting the lot also decreases. B. As the AQL decreases, the producer's risk also decreases. C. As the fraction defective increases, the probability of accepting the lot also increases. D. As the lot tolerance percent defective decreases, the consumer's risk also decreases.
Options
A.A. As the fraction defective decreases, the probability of accepting the lot also decreases.
B.B. As the AQL decreases, the producer's risk also decreases.
C.C. As the fraction defective increases, the probability of accepting the lot also increases.
D.D. As the lot tolerance percent defective decreases, the consumer's risk also decreases.
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Approach Analysis
Let's unpack the question about operating characteristic (OC) curves and evaluate each statement against how OC curves relate lot quality, acceptance, and risk.
Option A: 'As the fraction defective decreases, the probability of accepting the lot also decreases.' On an OC curve, better quality (fewer defects) generally increases the chance......Login to view full explanationLog in for full answers
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