[Solved] You have three features with risks:Feature A: 15Feature B: 10Feature C: 15How should you prioritize testing if resources allow only two features? | Testing Fundamentals

Testing Fundamentals - Testing Models and Approaches

You have three features with risks:
Feature A: 15
Feature B: 10
Feature C: 15

How should you prioritize testing if resources allow only two features?

ATest Feature A and Feature C first because they have highest risk

BTest Feature B and Feature C first because they have lowest risk

CTest Feature A and Feature B first because they have different risks

DTest Feature B only because it has medium risk

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify highest risk features
Features A and C have highest risk scores (15 each).
Step 2: Prioritize testing based on risk
Test highest risk features first when resources are limited.
Final Answer:
Test Feature A and Feature C first because they have highest risk -> Option A
Quick Check:
Prioritize highest risk features first [OK]

Quick Trick: Pick features with highest risk scores when limited resources [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Choosing lower risk features first
Ignoring equal risk scores
Testing fewer features than possible

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