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(a) In Exercise 92 change the acceptance number from 1 to 0 and sketch the OC curve.
(b) How do the producer's and consumer's risks change if the AQL is 0.05 and the LTPD is 0.3 in both sampling plans?
Exercise 92
Sketch the OC curve for a sampling plan having a sample size of 15 and an acceptance number of 1.
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