Q: 5
What is the probability of occurrence if the risk rating is 0.56 and the impact if the risk does occur is
very high (0.80)?
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Discussion
C , B is a common trap if you confuse rating with probability.
C
I’d say B-I thought risk rating and probability could be the same here. I figured 0.56 was just given directly as the probability, since that matches the risk rating they provided. Not sure if I'm missing a calculation step though.
Its C. Probability is risk rating divided by impact, so 0.56 / 0.80 equals 0.70. B looks tempting since it matches the risk rating, but that's not asked for here. Open to corrections if I missed something.
C vs B here, but pretty sure it's C. Used the risk formula (risk rating divided by impact) and that gives 0.70. Seen similar logic in official guide and some practice tests.
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