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Round up to the next whole number.
Round up to the next whole number. Annex VI. B.3 of the General Driver Regulations sets a maximum of 10% errors, not 20%, with this rounding when the calculation produces decimals. For example, in a 20-question test, the maximum is 2 errors: the result is already a whole number and no extra error is added.
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Round up to the next whole number.
Always round down.
An extra error is allowed even if the result is already a whole number.
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En la prueba teórica para obtener la LVA, si el 10 % del total de preguntas da un número decimal, ¿cómo se determina el máximo de errores permitido?
- Se redondea siempre hacia abajo.
- Se permite añadir otro error aunque el resultado ya sea entero.
- Se aplica el entero inmediato superior.(Correct answer)
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