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Behavioral & Communication — question 8 of 10

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A project stakeholder with no electronics background needs to decide whether to ship a sensor board, even though you've noticed on the bench that its output is noisier than the spec calls for. Explain to them, in the way you'd actually say it out loud, what that noise means for the decision they have to make.

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Being confidently wrong costs more mastery than admitting a guess — that is deliberate, and it is how misconceptions get found.

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