Which of the following is associated with consumer's risk?
A) LTPD
B) AQL
C) AOQL
D) SPC
E) Cpk

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LTPD (Lot Tolerance Percent Defective) is a measure of the maximum percentage of defective items that a consumer is willing to tolerate in a product. It is associated with consumer's risk as it refers to the level of quality that a consumer is willing to accept, and any defects beyond this level can lead to dissatisfaction or harm. AQL (Acceptable Quality Level) and AOQL (Average Outgoing Quality Level) are measures mainly used in quality control to determine the maximum allowable number of defects in a product or batch, and SPC (Statistical Process Control) and Cpk (Process Capability Index) are tools used in statistical analysis and process control. While they are also important in maintaining quality, they are not directly associated with consumer's risk.

Which of the Following Is Associated with Consumer's Risk