MNO2602 ASSIGNMENT 2
SEMESTER 2 - 2022
, 1. Which of the following statements is correct?
a) The probability of rejecting a lot of good or acceptable quality is called the producer’s
risk.
b) The probability of accepting a lot of acceptable quality is called the consumer’s risk.
c) The AQL is the maximum percentage of nonconforming/defective components allowed.
d) LTPD is the percentage of non-defective components (level of poor quality) historically
experienced from a supplier.
e) An OC curve is a graphical method to assess the probabilities of acceptance for a
shipment, given the quality of the shipment.
1 a, c
2 a, c, e
3 b, d
4 b, c, d
5a
See chapter 9B; pages 229-230 in the prescribed book.
Option 2 is correct, since statements (a), (c) and (e) are all correct.
Statement (b) is incorrect, because the consumer’s risk is the probability of accepting a
poor quality lot.
Statement (d) is incorrect, because the LTPD (lot tolerance percent defective) is the
percentage of defective components historically experienced from a supplier.
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SEMESTER 2 - 2022
, 1. Which of the following statements is correct?
a) The probability of rejecting a lot of good or acceptable quality is called the producer’s
risk.
b) The probability of accepting a lot of acceptable quality is called the consumer’s risk.
c) The AQL is the maximum percentage of nonconforming/defective components allowed.
d) LTPD is the percentage of non-defective components (level of poor quality) historically
experienced from a supplier.
e) An OC curve is a graphical method to assess the probabilities of acceptance for a
shipment, given the quality of the shipment.
1 a, c
2 a, c, e
3 b, d
4 b, c, d
5a
See chapter 9B; pages 229-230 in the prescribed book.
Option 2 is correct, since statements (a), (c) and (e) are all correct.
Statement (b) is incorrect, because the consumer’s risk is the probability of accepting a
poor quality lot.
Statement (d) is incorrect, because the LTPD (lot tolerance percent defective) is the
percentage of defective components historically experienced from a supplier.
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