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Operating characteristic curve

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Volume 2 · Chapter 1 · Textbook Exercises · Q18

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This figure is an OC curve (Operating Characteristic curve) that represents the results of a sampling of a certain product lot. Which of the following is a description that represents this graph?

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Source: FE Vol 2.pdf, PDF page 140, textbook p. 136 · Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan · First Edition: April, 2015. ID: tb-v2-c1-q18. Publisher answer and commentary · private review.

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Q18 This figure is an OC curve (Operating Characteristic curve) that represents the results of a sampling of a certain product lot. Which of the following is a description that represents this graph? a) The probability that a lot with a defective rate greater than p1 passes is greater than L1. b) The probability that a lot with a defective rate lower than p1 fails is greater than “1.0−L1”. c) The probability that a lot with a defective rate greater than p2 passes is less than L2. d) The probability that a lot with a defective rate lower than p2 fails is less than “L1−L2”.

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