20. what is the difference between the acceptable quality level and the lot tolerance percent defective?

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Stanpol · Answer 1 · 2024-11-09T03:24:34+0000

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AQL is the Acceptable Quality Limit of a lot. It is generally defined as the percent defectives that a sampling plan will accept a percentage of the time, whereas LTSD focuses on the percent defective that will be rejected

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