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Which of the following combinations results in the greatest decrease in sample size in an attribute sample for a test of controls?
a. decrease in desired confidence level, increase in tolerable deviation rate, and decrease in expected pouplation devation rate.
b. decrease in desired confidence level, increase in tolerable deviation rate, and increase in expected pouplation devation rate.
c. decrease in desired confidence level, decrease in tolerable deviation rate, and increase in expected pouplation devation rate.
d. increase in desired confidence level, increase in tolerable deviation rate, and decrease in expected pouplation devation rate.

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