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10% of the total number of questions
10% under Annex VI. B.3 of the General Driver Regulations. If the calculation produces a decimal, use the next higher whole number. For example, 20 questions allow at most two errors; with 16 questions, 1.6 rounds up to two. The calculation does not use 20% or 33%.
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En la prueba específica de conocimientos de D1+E o D+E, ¿qué porcentaje del total de preguntas se utiliza para calcular el máximo de errores permitido antes de aplicar el redondeo reglamentario?
- El 20 % del total de preguntas
- El 10 % del total de preguntas(Correct answer)
- El 33 % del total de preguntas
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