Rejecting a poor-quality lot would be a
A)Type I error
B)Type II error
C)correct decision
D)None of the other answers is correct.

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Rejecting a poor-quality lot is the correct decision as it ensures that the product meets the required quality standards. Type I error is the rejection of a good quality lot, while Type II error is accepting a poor-quality lot as good quality. Therefore, rejecting a poor-quality lot is not a Type I or Type II error.

Rejecting a Poor-Quality Lot Would Be a