A mobile manufacturing company has decided to purchase the mobile batteries from a battery manufacturing company. Both manufacturing companies have decided that the batteries are to be supplied in lots of 1000 batteries each. The lot will be accepted up to quality level p = 0.05 and rejected at more than quality level p = 0.20. Acceptance sampling plan is based on a sample of size 25 drawn from each lot and the lot is accepted if inspected sample contains at most one defective battery. Otherwise, the lot is rejected. Identify which company is the producer and which one is the consumer in the plan. Calculate the producer's risk and the consumer's risk.

A mobile manufacturing company has decided to purchase the mobile batteries from a battery manufacturing company. Both manufacturing companies have decided that the batteries are to be supplied in lots of 1000 batteries each. The lot will be accepted up to quality level p = 0.05 and rejected at more than quality level p = 0.20. Acceptance sampling plan is based on a sample of size 25 drawn from each lot and the lot is accepted if inspected sample contains at most one defective battery. Otherwise, the lot is rejected. Identify which company is the producer and which one is the consumer in the plan. Calculate the producer's risk and the consumer's risk.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

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