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The next highest whole number applies
The next highest whole number applies. The general error limit for knowledge tests is 10% of the questions asked. If that calculation produces a decimal, the rule requires the next highest whole number; for example, 23 questions give 2.3 and 3 applies. A fractional error count is not retained or 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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Si al calcular el límite del 10 % de errores en la prueba específica de conocimientos de D1 o D el resultado es decimal, ¿qué número entero se aplica?
- Se aplica el entero inmediato superior(Correct answer)
- Se redondea siempre a la baja
- Se mantiene el decimal exacto
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