Testing Fundamentals - Non-Functional TestingIn a stress test, if the system crashes when the number of users reaches 5000, what does this indicate?AThe test script has a syntax errorBThe system's maximum capacity is below 5000 usersCThe system can handle unlimited usersDThe system is optimized for 5000 usersCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Analyze crash at 5000 usersA crash at 5000 users means the system cannot handle that many users.Step 2: Interpret system capacityThis means the max capacity is less than 5000 users; other options are incorrect.Final Answer:The system's maximum capacity is below 5000 users -> Option BQuick Check:Crash means capacity exceeded [OK]Quick Trick: Crash means capacity limit reached [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming crash means unlimited capacityBlaming test script without evidenceThinking crash means optimization
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