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The next highest whole number applies
The next highest whole number applies. The permitted-error limit in knowledge tests is 10% of the total questions, rather than 20%. A decimal result is rounded up to the next whole number: for example, 10% of 16 questions is 1.6, allowing up to 2 errors. The exact decimal is not retained or always rounded down.
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The next highest whole number applies
It is always rounded down
The exact decimal is kept
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