Instructions IME 554: Statistical Quality Control Final Exam: December 5, 2024 This exam is Open Book and Notes Time Allowed: 75 Minutes Part I: Multiple choices: (10 Points) Name: ID #: Circle the letter that corresponds to the correct answer. 1. The LTPD for a given sampling plan is 4%, this means that: Bb#: (A) The producer takes a small risk of rejecting products which are 4% defective. (B) All accepted lots are 4% defective or better. (C) The consumer takes a 10% risk of accepting products which are 4% defective. (D) All lots with 4% defective or better are accepted 4% of the time. 2. You are to construct an OC curve. Which of the following cannot be used as an abscissa value? (A) AOQL (B) ASN (C) AQL (D) LTPD 3. The best definition for precision of a gauge is: (A) Obtaining an unbiased true value. (B) Obtaining consistent results repeatedly. (C) Obtaining adequate sensitivity and discrimination. (D) Obtaining reliable, and reproducible results. 4. Double sampling is better than single sampling because: (A) It involves less inspection regardless of lot quality. (B) If the first sample rejects the lot the second sample will accept it. (C) It is more economical except when lots are of borderline quality. (D) It is easier to administer. 5. Using MIL STD 105E, determine the sample size for a lot size of 120, AQL = general inspection level I, single sampling, tightened inspection. (A) 5 (B) 8 (C) 13 (D) 20
Instructions IME 554: Statistical Quality Control Final Exam: December 5, 2024 This exam is Open Book and Notes Time Allowed: 75 Minutes Part I: Multiple choices: (10 Points) Name: ID #: Circle the letter that corresponds to the correct answer. 1. The LTPD for a given sampling plan is 4%, this means that: Bb#: (A) The producer takes a small risk of rejecting products which are 4% defective. (B) All accepted lots are 4% defective or better. (C) The consumer takes a 10% risk of accepting products which are 4% defective. (D) All lots with 4% defective or better are accepted 4% of the time. 2. You are to construct an OC curve. Which of the following cannot be used as an abscissa value? (A) AOQL (B) ASN (C) AQL (D) LTPD 3. The best definition for precision of a gauge is: (A) Obtaining an unbiased true value. (B) Obtaining consistent results repeatedly. (C) Obtaining adequate sensitivity and discrimination. (D) Obtaining reliable, and reproducible results. 4. Double sampling is better than single sampling because: (A) It involves less inspection regardless of lot quality. (B) If the first sample rejects the lot the second sample will accept it. (C) It is more economical except when lots are of borderline quality. (D) It is easier to administer. 5. Using MIL STD 105E, determine the sample size for a lot size of 120, AQL = general inspection level I, single sampling, tightened inspection. (A) 5 (B) 8 (C) 13 (D) 20
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IME 554: Statistical Quality Control
Final Exam: December 5, 2024
This exam is Open Book and Notes
Time Allowed: 75 Minutes
Part I: Multiple choices: (10 Points)
Name:
ID #:
Circle the letter that corresponds to the correct answer.
1. The LTPD for a given sampling plan is 4%, this means that:
Bb#:
(A) The producer takes a small risk of rejecting products which are 4% defective.
(B) All accepted lots are 4% defective or better.
(C) The consumer takes a 10% risk of accepting products which are 4% defective.
(D) All lots with 4% defective or better are accepted 4% of the time.
2. You are to construct an OC curve. Which of the following cannot be used as an
abscissa value?
(A) AOQL
(B) ASN
(C) AQL
(D) LTPD
3. The best definition for precision of a gauge is:
(A) Obtaining an unbiased true value.
(B) Obtaining consistent results repeatedly.
(C) Obtaining adequate sensitivity and discrimination.
(D) Obtaining reliable, and reproducible results.
4. Double sampling is better than single sampling because:
(A) It involves less inspection regardless of lot quality.
(B) If the first sample rejects the lot the second sample will accept it.
(C) It is more economical except when lots are of borderline quality.
(D) It is easier to administer.
5. Using MIL STD 105E, determine the sample size for a lot size of 120, AQL =
general inspection level I, single sampling, tightened inspection.
(A) 5
(B) 8
(C) 13
(D) 20
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