In acceptance sampling, when the random sample passes the buyer's incoming test (low number of defects found), the next action taken is to:
A) accept the entire lot of incoming materials.
B) do additional testing to reduce the risk of accepting a bad-quality lot.
C) place the lot on hold and wait for additional lots from this seller to be tested to assure consistent good quality.
D) 100% inspect the lot because some defects were found.

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Acceptance sampling typically involves testing a random sample from a lot. If the sample meets the predefined criteria (e.g., low number of defects), the entire lot is accepted without further testing. This approach balances the cost and time of testing against the risk of accepting defective products.

In Acceptance Sampling, When the Random Sample Passes the Buyer's