Question 5
Suppose a multiple-sampling plan shown in the table below:
Cumulative Sample Size |
Acceptance Number |
Rejection Number |
25 |
0 |
2 |
50 |
1 |
3 |
75 |
3 |
5 |
100 |
4 |
7 |
Describe the circumstances in which the lot will be inspected to the third stage but will not proceed to the fourth stage.
In order to go to next stage, we need 1 defect (any other number results in acceptance or rejection). After the next sample considered, we want that there should be 2 defects in the combined sample to proceed to the third stage. Hence the new sample should have exactly 1 defect. Now we are in stage 3 and have 2 defects in total. The third sample results in proceeding to the fourth stage if the combined sample has 4 defects, i.e the third new sample has 2 new defects. Any other number of defect would result in acceptance or rejection at third stage and hence won't proceed to the fourth stage. Thus the circumstances are:
Exactly 1 defect in the first sample
Exactly 1 defect in the second new sample
The number of defects in the third new sample is different from 2.
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