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If the Stress Factor for the examinees in an exam is defined
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05 May 2019, 07:00
05 May 2019, 07:00
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If the Stress Factor for the examinees in an exam is defined as the product of the Difficulty level and the Number of questions divided by the average time given per question, then the Stress Factor equals which one of the following in the exam CEE 2005
(A) 2 per second
(B) 3 per second
(C) 4 per second
(D) 6 per second
(E) 9 per second
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If the Stress Factor for the examinees in an exam is defined as the product of the Difficulty level and the Number of questions divided by the average time given per question, then the Stress Factor equals which one of the following in the exam CEE 2005
(A) 2 per second
(B) 3 per second
(C) 4 per second
(D) 6 per second
(E) 9 per second
Here,
For CEE 2005,
Difficulty level = 6
No. of ques = 42
Av. time per ques = 42
Therefore, Stress Factor = \(\frac{{6 * 42}}{42} = 6
\)
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