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Which is the most expensive for the same testing process and product component to be tested?

Which is the most expensive for the same testing process and product component to be tested? Correct Answer 100% sampling

As the 100% sampling procedure requires the checking of whole lot, it requires more resources to be devoted towards the sampling process. This makes it the most expensive procedure of all.

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