Due to the nature of acceptance sampling, the average outgoing quality limit (AOQL) occurs when the incoming fraction defective reaches a maximum.

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This is true. The AOQL is the average quality level of a lot that has been passed by the sampling plan, and it occurs when the incoming fraction defective reaches its maximum allowable level. This is because as the fraction defective increases beyond this point, the sampling plan will reject more and more lots, making it impossible for the AOQL to be reached.

Due to the Nature of Acceptance Sampling, the Average Outgoing