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In attributes sampling, an estimate of the expected population exception rate is necessary to plan the sample size. The relationship of expected population exception rate (EPER) to sample size is
◦ direct (small EPER = small sample).
◦ inverse (small EPER = large sample).
◦ a variable (sometimes small, sometimes large) dependent on other factors present.
◦ indeterminate.
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