Question 2: A producer maintains Lot Quantities of 2000 units, and an Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) of 1.5% nonconforming units, for a Producer's Risk a = 0.05. The Consumer's Risk B = 0.10 at a Limited Quality (LQ) of 5% non-conforming. Rejected lots are returned to the Producer for detail inspection. 1. Select two single sampling plans that exactly meet the Producer's Risk; out of the two choose the plan that comes close to or exceeds the Consumer's expectation. (Use table 3, and limit your search to the values of C=1 and 2) 2. Estimate the Average Total Inspected (ATI) for each plan. 3. compare the two plans from Consumer Risk, and Producer detail inspection cost(as derived from the (ATI) formula) Question 2: A producer maintains Lot Quantities of 2000 units, and an Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) of 1.5% nonconforming units, for a Producer's Risk a = 0.05. The Consumer's Risk B = 0.10 at a Limited Quality (LQ) of 5% non-conforming. Rejected lots are returned to the Producer for detail inspection. 1. Select two single sampling plans that exactly meet the Producer's Risk; out of the two choose the plan that comes close to or exceeds the Consumer's expectation. (Use table 3, and limit your search to the values of C=1 and 2) 2. Estimate the Average Total Inspected (ATI) for each plan. 3. compare the two plans from Consumer Risk, and Producer detail inspection cost(as derived from the (ATI) formula)