Testing Fundamentals - Non-Functional TestingYou want to design a stress test that gradually increases load until the system fails. Which approach is best?ARun a single user test repeatedlyBStart with low users and increase stepwise until failureCStart with maximum users immediatelyDTest only with average expected usersCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand gradual load increaseGradually increasing load helps find the failure point precisely.Step 2: Compare approachesStarting max users immediately risks crashing without data; single user or average load misses limits.Final Answer:Start with low users and increase stepwise until failure -> Option BQuick Check:Gradual load increase finds failure point [OK]Quick Trick: Increase load stepwise to find breaking point [OK]Common Mistakes:Starting with max load immediatelyTesting only average loadIgnoring gradual load steps
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