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I40-420 Certified Function Point Specialist Questions 51–55 (page: 12)

Updated On: 9-Feb-2026

An EFP is defined as a measure of the:

  1. modifications added to an existing application
  2. modifications to an existing application that add, change, deletes transactional functions delivered when the project is complete
  3. functionality added, changed or deleted at the completion of an enhancement project, as measured by the enhancement project function point count
  4. functions provided to the users with the first installation of the software when the project is complete

Answer(s): C



Conversion functionality is defined as:

  1. transactional or data functions provided to convert data and/or provide other user specified conversion requirements
  2. conversion functionality required by the developer
  3. a measure of the conversion functionality delivered to the user when the project is complete
  4. a measure of the data that is converted for the user when the project is complete

Answer(s): A



In FP count calculations, the term DEL is the size of the function being:

  1. delivered by the enhancement project
  2. described by the enhancement project
  3. deleted by the enhancement project
  4. developed by the enhancement project

Answer(s): C



Which of the following equations is the correct equation to calculate the VAF?

  1. VAF = (TDI 0.10) + 0.65
  2. VAF= (TDI * 0.10) + 0.35
  3. VAF = (TDI * 0.01) + 0.65
  4. VAF = (TDI* 0.01) + 0.35

Answer(s): C



The boundary for the function point count:

  1. encloses the physical data maintained by the application
  2. is based on the user view, not on technical considerations
  3. is the conceptual interface between the internal user world and external application world
  4. is dependent on implementation and/or technical considerations

Answer(s): B



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