With everything else held constant, a sampling plan with c = 1 will have a lower producer's risk than a sampling plan with c = 2.

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A sampling plan with c = 1 is stricter than one with c = 2, meaning it accepts fewer defects. Therefore, it has a higher producer's risk (risk of rejecting a good lot) because it is more likely to reject lots due to finding defects within the tighter acceptance criteria.

With Everything Else Held Constant, a Sampling Plan with C