3. Using MIL-STD, determine the single sampling plans for the following information:NumberInspectionTightenedNormalInspection LevelAQLLot Size11.5%1,40026.5%1153IIReduced0.40%160,0004IINormal2.5%27NOTE: Sampling plan should containInspection Type – whether normal etc.AQLN = lot size,n = sample size,C = acceptance numberr = rejection number

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3. Using MIL-STD, determine the single sampling plans for the following information: Inspection Tightened Number Inspection Level AQL Lot Size 1.5% 1,400 2 Normal 6.5% 115 160,000 27 3 II Reduced 0.40% 4 II Normal 2.5% NOTE: Sampling plan should contain Inspection Type - whether normal etc. AQL N= lot size, n= sample size, c= acceptance number r= rejection number

3. Using MIL-STD, determine the single sampling plans for the following information: Inspection Tightened Number Inspection Level AQL Lot Size 1.5% 1,400 2 Normal 6.5% 115 160,000 27 3 II Reduced 0.40% 4 II Normal 2.5% NOTE: Sampling plan should contain Inspection Type - whether normal etc. AQL N= lot size, n= sample size, c= acceptance number r= rejection number

Practical Management Science

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ISBN:9781337406659

Author:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Publisher:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Chapter14: Data Mining

Section14.2: Classification Methods

Problem 11P

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