Question: Problem 5 ( 4 0 pts . ) A particular product is delivered to a consumer in lots of 6 , 0 0 0 units.

Problem 5(40 pts.)
A particular product is delivered to a consumer in lots of 6,000 units. The average percent defective is p =1%.
a) The sampling plan is as follows: 50 units are drawn from the sample randomly. If 1 or less defectives are found, the lot is accepted, otherwise it is rejected. Assuming N is infinite, construct a table as below and draw an OC curve (p vs. Pa) for this sampling plan using a minimum of six points at: p=0.01,0.02,0.03,0.04,0.05,0.06.
P
Pa
AOQ
ATI
b) What is the producer risk for this sampling plan?
c) If a lot is received per day for 365 days/year, about how many lots will be rejected per year on the average?
d) If the worst percent defective [Lot Tolerance Percent Defective (LTPD)] received at the by the consumer is 6%, what is the corresponding probability of lot acceptance (i.e., the consumer risk)? Show it on the OC curve.
e) How many bad lots of this quality (6%) are expected to be accepted per year?
f) For the same question above, determine Average Outgoing Quality (AOQ values) for the same six p values (p=0.01,0.02,0.03,0.04,0.05,0.06) given above and plot the results. Explain its meaning with a sentence.
g) Find Average Outgoing Quality Limit in this case. Explain what it means?
h) Calculate the Average Total number Inspected (ATI) per lot for the same six p values and plot your result roughly (p vs. ATI).
i) What would be the average cost of inspection per lot if the lots come with average quality (1%) and inspection cost is 0.100 KD/unit?
 Problem 5(40 pts.) A particular product is delivered to a consumer

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