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10% of the total number of questions.
10% of the questions asked. If applying that percentage gives a decimal result, Annex VI. B.3 requires using the next whole number above it. For example, a twenty-question test permits at most two errors. There is no general 20% limit for these licences.
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10% of the total number of questions.
20% of the total number of questions.
33% of the total number of questions.
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En la prueba específica de conocimientos para D1 o D, ¿qué porcentaje máximo de errores establece el anexo VI.B.3 del Reglamento General de Conductores?
- El 20 % del total de preguntas.
- El 10 % del total de preguntas.(Correct answer)
- El 33 % del total de preguntas.
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