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A.Q.L stands for Acceptable Quality Level, which is the maximum percentage of defective units that is considered acceptable during random sampling inspection.

AQL is used in quality control to determine the level of quality that is acceptable for a product or process.
It is typically expressed as a percentage of defective units in a sample size.
For example, if the AQL for a product is 2.5%, it means that no more than 2.5% of the units in a sample can be defective.
AQL helps to ensure that products meet certain quality standards and helps to minimize the risk of defects reaching the end customer.