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    Acceptance Sampling is a statistical sampling procedure. It is used to answer questions such as (i) are the suppliers good to be accepted or rejected. (ii) If accepted then what kind of risk do we incur in terms of bad quality? 100 % inspection does not insure 100 % quality.

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    Acceptance Sampling is a statistical sampling procedure. It is used to answer questions such as (i) are the suppliers good to be accepted or rejected. (ii) If accepted then what kind of risk do we incur in terms of bad quality? 100 % inspection does not insure 100 % quality.

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    Acceptance Sampling

    Definition
    The Statistical Sampling Procedure to answer questions such as (i) are the suppliers good to be accepted or rejected. (ii) If accepted then what kind of risk do we incur in terms of bad quality.

    Why is it not possible to check all items?


    The cost of 100 % inspection is not possible. 100 % inspection does not insure 100 % quality.

    Acceptance Sampling Plan:


    It is expresed as (N,n,c) where N : No of items n: sample no of items c: cut-off or the acceptance number

    Consumer Risk : When a consumer accepts the product assuming the Product is of good quality, where it is actually not. Producers risk: When the Producers reject the product at the production stage assuming the product quality is bad, but it is not.

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