[Solved] You have three features with these risk scores:Feature X: 12Feature Y: 20Feature Z: 20Due to limited time, you can only test two features. Which is the best risk-based testing approach? | Testing Fundamentals

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You have three features with these risk scores:

Feature X: 12
Feature Y: 20
Feature Z: 20

Due to limited time, you can only test two features. Which is the best risk-based testing approach?

ATest Feature X and Feature Y because X has the lowest risk

BTest all three features equally

CTest Feature X and Feature Z because Z is newer

DTest Feature Y and Feature Z because they have the highest risk

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify features with highest risk
Feature Y and Feature Z both have the highest risk score of 20.
Step 2: Prioritize testing based on risk and time limit
Since only two can be tested, choose the two with highest risk to maximize risk coverage.
Final Answer:
Test Feature Y and Feature Z because they have the highest risk -> Option D
Quick Check:
Test highest risk features first [OK]

Quick Trick: Pick features with highest risk scores first [OK]

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