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Lots in the case of acceptance-sampling plan may not be homogeneous.

Lots in the case of acceptance-sampling plan may not be homogeneous. Correct Answer False

It is necessary to have the lots to be homogenous in the case of acceptance sampling. This is done by producing them on same machines by same operators, and keeping the other environmental factors to be the same.

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