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1、 acceptance sampling, accept reject2. As more firms initiate total quality management systems, the need for acceptance sampling will increase. False acceptance sampling3. The lot tolerance proportion defective （LTPD） is the customers desired level of quality. Acceptance Sampling Plan Decisions Moder

2、ate lot tolerance, proportion defective, LTPD4. A sequential sampling plan generally lowers the ANI. sequential sampling, average number inspected, ANI5. An operating characteristic curve is a plot of the probability of accepting the lot against the proportion defectives. Operating Characteristic Cu

3、rves OC operating characteristic, probability, proportion6. The distance between 1.0 and where the AQL intersects the OC curve is the value （Beta）. OC, operating characteristic, probability, Beta, AQL7. Increasing c while holding n constant decreases the producers risk and increases the consumers ri

4、sk. OC operating, characteristic, producer risk, consumer risk8. If the sample size is increased and the acceptance level is unchanged, the OC curve will have a higher consumers risk. Average Outgoing Quality sample size, acceptance level, consumers risk, OC9. Rectified inspection occurs when all de

5、fective items in the lot are replaced with good items if the lot is rejected and any defective items in the samples are replaced if the lot is accepted. rectified inspectionMULTIPLE CHOICE10. Acceptable quality level can be defined as the:a. quality level desired by the consumer. b. worst quality le

6、vel the consumer can tolerate. c. probability of rejecting a good lot （i.e., when a lot is, in fact, acceptable to the consumer）. d. probability of accepting a bad lot （i.e., when a lot is, in fact, not acceptable to the consumer）. a AQL, acceptable quality level11. Which of the following is an exam

7、ple of a type I error?a. Buying a carton of eggs at the store and discovering that one was brokenb. Releasing a guilty defendantc. Returning your computer for warranty repair when the fault was caused by user errord. Passing defective materials from a supplier into your processes to keep your worker

8、s busy c type I error, producer risk, alpha12. Which of the following is an example of a type II error?a. Convicting an innocent defendantb. Returning your “dead” stereo for warranty repair when its malfunction was caused by it not being plugged inc. Halting production to adjust a machine when your

9、process was actually in controld. Eating food that has spoiled d type II error, consumer risk, beta13. Lot tolerance proportion defective （LTPD） can be defined as: a. the quality level desired by the consumer. b. the worst quality level the consumer can tolerate. c. the probability of rejecting a go

10、od lot （i.e., when a lot is, in fact, acceptable to the consumer）. d. the probability of accepting a bad lot （i.e., when a lot is, in fact, not acceptable to the consumer）. b LTPD, lot tolerance percent defective14. A single-sampling plan has n = 200 and c = 6. A sample is taken and five items are f

11、ound to be defective. What should be done?a. Another sample should be taken. b. The lot should be rejected. c. The lot should be accepted. d. The five items should be repaired, and then the entire lot should be accepted. single sampling plan15. A double-sampling plan has n1 = 50, n2 = 100, c1 = 2, a

12、nd c2 = 4. Suppose on the first sample, one defective item was discovered. What should be done?a. Reject the entire lot. b. Take a second sample of 100 units. c. Accept the entire lot. d. Repair the defective units, and accept the entire lot. double sampling plan16. A double-sampling plan has n1 = 5

13、0, n2 = 100, c1 = 2, and c2 = 4. Suppose on the first sample, five defectives were discovered. How many total items will be inspected before a decision is reached?a. 50b. 100c. 150d. This cannot be determined with the information provided.17. A double-sampling plan has n1 = 50, n2 = 100, c1 = 2, and

14、 c2 = 4. Suppose the first sample revealed two defectives. What should be done?b. Take a second sampling of 100 units. d. Repeat the tests on the first sample. 18. Which of the following statements is TRUE?a. Sequential-sampling plans are preferred to single-sampling plans because the average number

15、 of items inspected is generally lower. b. With a sequential-sampling plan, each time an item is inspected, a decision is made to accept or reject a lot. c. With a sequential-sampling plan, sampling continues until the lot is rejected. d. Sequential-sampling plans are defined by four parameters: n1,

16、 n2, c1, c2. sequential sampling plan19. For a given AQL and LTPD, which one of the following statements about the single-sampling plan is TRUE?a. If c stays constant but n is increased, both the producers risk and the consumers risk will increase. b. If c stays constant but n is increased, both the

17、 producers risk and the consumers risk will decrease. c. If n stays constant but c is increased, the producers risk will decrease and the consumers risk will increase. d. If n stays constant but c is increased, the producers risk will increase and the consumers risk will decrease. Operating Characte

18、ristics Curve Hard AQL, LTPD, acceptable quality level, lot tolerance percent defective20. Which one of the following will increase the consumers risk?a. Decrease sample size and hold constant the number of defective items in a sample. b. Decrease the acceptable number of defective items in a sample

19、 and hold constant the sample size. c. Increase the sample size and decrease the acceptable number of defective items in a sample. d. Decrease the acceptable quality level and hold constant both sample size and the acceptable number of defective items in a sample. consumer risk, sample size21. Which

20、 one of the following alternatives will reduce the consumers risk for a given AQL and LTPD?a. Reduce n and keep c constant. b. Increase n and keep c constant. c. Reduce n and increase c.d. Increase beta. AQL, LTPD, acceptable quality level, lot tolerance percent defective consumers risk22. Which one

21、 of the following alternatives will reduce the producers risk for a given AQL and LTPD?a. Reduce n and keep c constant.c. Increase n and reduce c. d. Increase alpha. AQL, LTPD, acceptable quality, level, lot tolerance percent defective, producers risk23. Which one of the following actions will decre

22、ase the producers risk?a. Increase n and keep c constant. b. Decrease n and keep c constant. c. Keep n constant and decrease c. d. Increase n and decrease c. producers risk, sample size, acceptance number24. The management of a company wishes to develop a new acceptance sampling plan that keeps acce

23、ptable quality level, lot tolerance proportion defective, and c constant. If the sample size （n） is increased, compared to the prior plan, which of the following is TRUE?a. increasesb. decreases c. increasesd. and increase 25. The average outgoing quality （AOQ） is:a. the average number of good units

24、 produced per hour. b. the expected proportion of defects a sampling plan will allow. c. the level of quality desired by the customer. d. the worst level of quality tolerated by the consumer. AOQ, average outgoing quality26. An item is purchased with one surface polished to a specified finish quality. From each incoming shipment, a sample of items is randomly selected and the polished surface of each sample i