If All Other Factors Specified in an Attributes Sampling Plan

question 11

Multiple Choice

If all other factors specified in an attributes sampling plan remain constant, changing the specified tolerable rate from 6% to 10%, and changing the specified risk of assessing control risk too low from 3% to 7% would cause the required sample size to:

• A) Increase.
• B) Remain the same.
• C) Decrease.
• D) Change by 4%.

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