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    The Relationship of Tolerable Exception Rate (TER) to Sample Size
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The Relationship of Tolerable Exception Rate (TER) to Sample Size

Question 27

Question 27

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The relationship of tolerable exception rate (TER) to sample size is


A) direct (larger TER = larger sample) .
B) inverse (larger TER = smaller sample) .
C) variable (sometimes larger, sometimes smaller) .
D) not determinable.

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