Which of the following are the MOST logical reasons for providing source inspection?
I. The supplier has consistently shown poor out-going quality.
II. The key inspection points are hidden after assembly at the suppliers' plant.
III. The supplier requests the inspection to save them potential shipping expenses.
IV. The criticality of the product warrants it.
The most logical reasons for providing source inspection are: the supplier has consistently shown poor out-going quality, the key inspection points are hidden after assembly at the suppliers' plant, and the criticality of the product warrants it. These factors impact quality, hidden defects, and product importance, making them valid reasons for source inspection. The supplier's request to save on shipping expenses is not a compelling reason from a quality control perspective.
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