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Develop a single-sample plan for which AQL = .02 and LTPD = .07 in the case...

Develop a single-sample plan for which AQL = .02 and LTPD = .07 in the case a = .05, B = .10. Once values of n and c have been determined, cal- culate the achieved values of a and B for the plan.

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