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In this paper, we developed for the results relating to skip-lot sampling plan V with single sampling plan as reference plan indexed through minimum angle in operating characteristic curve based on incoming and outgoing quality levels. Tables are constructed for the selection of the plan parameters which involve method of minimum angle criteria.
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Skip-lot sampling plan, Single sampling plan, Minimum angle method, Quality, http://matjournals.com/Engineering-Journals.html
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