A rectified inspection plan requires that:
A) a rejected lot be returned to the supplier.
B) a rejected lot be subjected to 100% inspection.
C) a sample with too many defectives be returned to the lot for mixing and resampling.
D) all units in the sample be returned to the lot if it is rejected.

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A rectified inspection plan involves inspecting each unit in a lot that has been rejected based on initial sampling, to sort out the defective units from the non-defective ones. This ensures that only defect-free units are passed on, while defective units are either fixed or discarded.

A Rectified Inspection Plan Requires That