In discovery sampling, the desired probability of one occurrence is defined as:

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In discovery sampling, the desired probability of one occurrence is defined as: A. 1 minus the risk of assessing control risk too high B. 1 minus the risk of assessing control risk too low C. The critical rate of occurrence D. The population deviation rate
In discovery sampling, the desired probability of one occurrence is defined as: A. 1 minus the risk of assessing control risk too high B. 1 minus the risk of assessing control risk too low C. The critical rate of occurrence D. The population deviation rate
In discovery sampling, the desired probability of one occurrence is defined as: A. 1 minus the risk of assessing control risk too high B. 1 minus the risk of assessing control risk too low C. The critical rate of occurrence D. The population deviation rate

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Discovery sampling is a type of attribute sampling used to identify critical deviations in a population. The occurence rate is assumed to be at near 0%. It is used for tests of controls but only appropriate if a deviation is critical.
Hence the probability of one occurence is the population deviation rate
Answer is Option D

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