Acceptance Sampling Operating Characteristics OC Curve Single Sampling using MS Excel with Examples

Correction: At 3min, it should be "the probability of X less than or equal to." I think I wrote 'GREATER THAN' symbol in the video.
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[@afaquekhan2271]

Thanks for posting. My chronic confusions related to acceptance sampling got clarified after watching this video.

[@irshduck]

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[@venkateshreddysure4236]

Thanks a lot, professor for the video. your explanation is lucid.✌

[@TheOpenEducator]

You are welcome!

[@dra.b.zoramawa3019]

Dont worry bro, the video is great, we know it is gonna be cumulative, anyways the correction is noted

[@airreaper1]

Excellent video!

[@meandnotyoudude5678]

Thank you! Your explanation is clearly stated. Great teaching.

[@samuelputrab.2635]

Thanks a lot, much appreciated.

[@kasturidas4081]

I want to know what is the significance of the given value of N here? You didn't use that value to draw OC curve right? Or it's me who missed that part somehow?

[@mariomoctezuma8071]

Thanks man

[@TheOpenEducator]

You're welcome!

[@deepshah2137]

Hey,isnt poissons distribution is of discrete probability function? how can we give cummulative here?

[@fortda2323]

Hello, I have a question that is not related to the video but is about acceptance sampling. For example we have a job order of 500,000 pieces. Does that mean the lot size is automatically 500,000 pieces as well? Or can we make five 100,000 lots? I am confused with the distinction between lots and batches... Thank you!!!

[@TheOpenEducator]

It depends. Job order size could be considerred as a lot size. More appropriate would be the size that has been homogeneously produced using the exact same procedure.

[@fortda2323]

Thank you!!

[@lavanyatelekonnectors6398]

Instead of '< 'symbol, > is used, Ok how did you freeze 'I3' value to something like '$1$3'. What is the step need to be done to get that.

[@TheOpenEducator]

F4 Key

[@ICsuryaa]

@@TheOpenEducator Even pressed F4key i couldn't get $I$3 ....any other option?

[@TheOpenEducator]

@@ICsuryaa If the F4 Key does not work, you will have to manually type the dollar sign, $.

[@ICsuryaa]

@@TheOpenEducator yes i did the same...thank u

[@montagecrazy4u]

Msu huh. Same

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