A student needs to score at least 50 points to pass. If they score at least 100 points they will achieve a merit and if they score at least 150 points they will achieve a distinction.
Which two values are in the same partition?
A student needs to score at least 50 points to pass. If they score at least 100 points they will achieve a merit and if they score at least 150 points they will achieve a distinction.
Which two values are in the same partition?
A partition, in this context, refers to a range of values that meet the same condition. According to the question, the partitions are defined by the score ranges: scores below 50 (failing), scores from 50 to 99 (passing), scores from 100 to 149 (merit), and scores of 150 or higher (distinction). The values 50 and 60 both fall within the range of 50 to 99, which means they are in the same partition of 'passing'.
C is correct
Wow! Counting is part of the ISTQB certification! Awesome that is - should a doctor be able to draw a stickman before he is allowed to do operations?
B is correct