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• Thread starter Thread starter lego55
• Start date Start date Dec 29, 2008

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lego55

Can someone please tell me what the "C" in "C=0" means? In advance, thank you! Elsmar Forum Sponsor

Stijloor

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lego55 said: Can someone please tell me what the "C" in "C=0" means? In advance, thank you! Click to expand...

Hello! Welcome the The Cove Forums! Look here. Stijloor. L

lego55

Re: C=0 Sorry, but I have looked at almost all the threads; I don't see an actual reference to the "C" part of the "C=0." I know that it has to do with acceptance, but how did the letter "C" come about? Thank you! T

tsmith7858

Re: C=0 I am not sure that it comes from anything in particular. Generally speaking its meaning in sampling plans is as you stated "acceptance". It is the acceptance number or acceptance value used in the sampling plan. In "C=0" no defects can be found in the accepted sample size. In "C=1" one defect can be found, and so forth. This might help explain it: https://www.wisc-online.com/objects/index_tj.asp?objID=QLT1804

Stijloor

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lego55 said: Can someone please tell me what the "C" in "C=0" means? In advance, thank you! Click to expand...

"C" is a symbol for "acceptance number." Stijloor.

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lego55 said: Can someone please tell me what the "C" in "C=0" means? In advance, thank you! Click to expand...

Stijloor said: "C" is a symbol for "acceptance number." Stijloor. Click to expand...

Stijloor is correct about "C" is acceptance number. Here is a paper I found that may or may not help you understand: Here Last edited: Dec 29, 2008 You must log in or register to reply here.

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