6.
Calibration standards are grouped for cross-checks by
a.
Serial numbers.
b.
Test sets.
c.
Parameters.
7.
Under normal conditions, when should the transfer team perform the
second cross-check?
a.
Prior to completing the loop
b.
Prior to Calibrating the first supported unit's equipment
c.
Any time a standard is suspected of drifting
8.
Two like standards are used in a particular cross-check. Standard No
1 has a tolerance of €0.1 percent and No 2 has a tolerance of 0.2
percent. What is the probability error?
0.224
a.
0.3
b.
0.5
c.
9.
What is the primary purpose of cross-checking?
a.
To determine which standard is out-of-tolerance
b.
To assure that standards remain within tolerance
c.
To compare between standards and supported unit equipment
10.
How often
must
additional
cross-checks
be
performed
on
transfer
standards?
a.
Maximum interval of 3 weeks
b.
Minimum interval of 2 weeks
c.
Maximum interval of 4 weeks
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