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The next highest whole number applies
Use the next higher whole number. The prescribed percentage is 10% of all questions, not 20%. For example, a 20-question test allows at most 2 errors. If the regulatory calculation produces a decimal, the next whole number is used under that annex.
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The next highest whole number applies
It is always rounded down
The exact decimal is kept
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Si al aplicar el límite del 10 % de errores en la prueba específica de conocimientos de D1+E o D+E se obtiene un resultado decimal, ¿qué establece el anexo VI.B.3 del Reglamento General de Conductores?
- Se aplica el entero inmediato superior(Correct answer)
- Se mantiene el decimal exacto
- Se redondea siempre a la baja
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