If all other factors specified in a sampling plan remain constant,changing the estimated population exception rate (EPER)from 2% to 4% would cause the required sample size to
A)increase.
B)remain the same.
C)decrease.
D)become indeterminate.

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Increasing the estimated population exception rate (EPER) from 2% to 4% would increase the required sample size. This is because a higher exception rate means more errors or deviations that need to be captured in the sample for accurate representation of the population.

If All Other Factors Specified in a Sampling Plan Remain