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What should you conclude if improving component A does not fix the bad final output?
Question: In a two-stage inspection pipeline, component A flags damaged packages and component B decides the shipping priority. Suppose you manually make component A perfect, but the final priority decision is still wrong. What does that imply, and what should you test next?
Sample answer: It means component A is not the cause of the failure, because the final output is still wrong even when A is made perfect. The next step is to manually make component B perfect and check whether the error disappears.
Key points:
- If perfecting A does not improve the final result, A is not the source of the error
- The analysis should move to component B next
- This keeps the debugging process systematic across the pipeline
Rubric: Full credit states that A is ruled out and that B should be tested next; partial credit for stating only one of these.
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