The Upper Limit Rate of Deviation in Attributes Sampling Is

question 21

Multiple Choice

The upper limit rate of deviation in attributes sampling is

• A) The actual deviation rate in the population.
• B) Always less than the tolerable rate of deviation.
• C) Always more than the tolerable rate of deviation.
• D) A statistical calculation that considers sampling risk.

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