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Assume that we have seeded a program with 5 defects before testing. After the test, 20 defects were detected, of which, 2 are from the seeded defects and 18 are real, non-seeded defects. We know there are 3 more seeded defects remaining in the software. Assuming a linear relationship, what is the estimated real, non-seeded defects that may still be remaining in the program

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  1. 23 June, 19:08
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    Explanation:

    Given that we have;

    Defects before testing = Defects planted = 5

    Defects after testing = 20

    Seeded defects found = 2

    Real, non seeded defects = 18

    Hence, Total number of defects = (defects planted / seeded defects found) * real, non seeded defects = (5/2) * 18 = 45

    Therefore, Estimated number of real defects still present = estimated total number of defects - number of real, non seeded defects found = 45-18 = 27
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