Production and Operations Analysis, Seventh Edition
Production and Operations Analysis, Seventh Edition
7th Edition
ISBN: 9781478623069
Author: Steven Nahmias, Tava Lennon Olsen
Publisher: Waveland Press, Inc.
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Chapter 12, Problem 67AP

a

Summary Introduction

Interpretation:

Acceptability of heavy duty nails lot

Concept Introduction:

Normal distribution is the probability function with continuous series. It is bell shaped distribution function where mean, median and mode are same.

a

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Answer to Problem 67AP

  α is 0.0803 and β is 0.0028.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

n = 100

c= 2

AQL = 1%

LTPD = 10%

  α=0.0803 as = 10000

and β=0.0028 are the producers and consumers risk factor respectively. α , represents the probability that a sampling plan might reject the good lot whereas β , represents the probability that a sampling plan might accept the bad lot.

Lot size, N=10,000

Accepted Quality Level (AQL) is 1%

Lot Tolerance Percent Defective (LTPD) is 10%

  pο=0.01p1=0.10

  α=P{X>c/p=1,n=100}

  =P{X>2/θ=1}=0.0803

  β=P{X£/p=0.1,n=100}

  =P{X£2/θ=10}=0.0028

Hence, α is 0.0803 and β is 0.0028.

b

Summary Introduction

Interpretation:

Sequential sampling plan

Concept Introduction:

Normal distribution is the probability function with continuous series. It is bell shaped distribution function where mean, median and mode are same.

b

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Answer to Problem 67AP

Sequential sampling plan with two limit lines are xa=2.42+0.0394n and xt=1.051+0.0397n

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

n = 100

c= 2

AQL = 1%

LTPD = 10%

  α=0.0803 as = 10000

Computation of two lines

Calculate the values of k, h1 and h2 by using the following formula.

  k=log[p2(1 p 1)p1(1 p 2)].....(1)

  h1=1k[log(1αβ)].....(2)

  h2=1k[log(1βα)]......(3)

  s=1k[log(10.0110.10)]....(4)

Information known as per the problem

  p1=0.01p2=0.10α=0.0803β=0.0028

Now, substitute these values in equation (1) to calculate k as shown below

  k=log[p2(1 p 1)p1(1 p 2)]

  =log[0.10(10.01)0.01(10.10)]

  =log0.0990.009=log11=1.041

Now, substitute these values in equation (2) to calculate h1 as shown below:

  h1=1k[log(1αβ)]

  =11.041[log(10.08030.0028)]

  =11.041[log(0.91970.0028)]

  =0.96(log328.46)=0.96×2.52=2.42

Now, substitute these values in equation (3) to calculate h2 as shown below:

  h2=1k[log(1βα)]

= 10.041[log(10.00280.0803)]

  =11.041[log( 0.9972 0.0803)]=0.96(log12.42)=0.96×1.095=1.051

Similarly, substitute these values in equation (4) to calculate s as shown below:

  s=1k[log(10.0110.10)]

  =11.041[log(0.990.90)]

  =0.96[log(1.1)]

  =0.96×0.0413=0.0397

Calculate the two limit lines by substituting the values of 2.42, 1.051 and 0.0397 in the h1 , h2 and s respectively in the below formulae.

  xa=h1+sn

  xt=h2+sn

  xa=2.42+0.0394n

  xt=1.051+0.0397n

Hence, the two limit lines are xa=2.42+0.0394n and xt=1.051+0.0397n .

c

Summary Introduction

Interpretation:

Maximum value of the expected sample size

Concept Introduction:

Normal distribution is the probability function with continuous series. It is bell shaped distribution function where mean, median and mode are same.

c

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Answer to Problem 67AP

The maximum expected number of items which must be sampled is probably less than 75.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

n = 100

c= 2

AQL = 1%

LTPD = 10%

  α=0.0803 as = 10000

At p=0 ASN=60.86

At p=0.1 ASN=71.97

At p=0.0397 ASN=66.6

Based on this, the maximum expected number of items which must be sampled is probably less than 75.

d

Summary Introduction

Interpretation:

Graphical representation of acceptance and rejection region and check whether sequential sampling plan would recommend acceptance or rejection on or before testing 100th nail.

Concept Introduction:

Normal distribution is the probability function with continuous series. It is bell shaped distribution function where mean, median and mode are same.

d

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Explanation of Solution

  Production and Operations Analysis, Seventh Edition, Chapter 12, Problem 67AP

Hence, acceptance would be recommended on 61st nail.

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