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Calculate and compare options using all the relevant information.

Compare the financial consequences of the policy terms and a possible claim.

Apply the appropriate time basis and distinguish nominal and effective rates.

Use the supplied terms to model repayment and interpret the remaining balance.

Apply the supplied bands, allowances or rates rather than current real-world assumptions.

Track interest, deposits and timing consistently.

Choose a suitable geometric model and interpret the practical quantity.

Use compatible units and interpret the precision of a measurement.

Identify the relevant triangle or rise and run with consistent units.

Build a justified estimate, state assumptions and check that the scale is plausible.

Use a model to answer the practical question and discuss assumptions or limitations.

Use the required software and retain the relevant formulae or statistical output.

Translate between errors and apply them to the calculated quantity.

Compare quantities on a common basis and interpret the result.

Choose the correct baseline and distinguish repeated change from a single change.

Use compatible units and account for elapsed time or return journeys.

Use earliest and latest times to interpret a schedule and available float.

Respect task dependencies and determine the project duration or critical path.