A.Alpha risk.

B.Producer's risk.

C.1-beta.

D.Beta risk.

A.A laser beam.

B.An electronic system.

C.A test object.

D.A transducer.

A.It provides the most information per piece inspected.

B.It requires a larger sample than go, no-go gaging does.

C.It requires greater skills.

D.It is more scientific.

A.Plots variations in dimensions.

B.Can be used for only one type of defect per chart.

C.Plots either the fraction or percent defective in order of time.

D.Plots the number of defects in a sample.

A.Proposes corrective action for each item uncovered.

B.Is conducted by nontechnical auditors.

C.Is general enough to permit managerial intervention.

D.Furnishes enough detailed facts so the necessary action can be determined.