Raid formations sizes can be reported and displayed from which range of tracks?

Raid formations sizes can be reported and displayed from which range of tracks?

• A. 1 to 6
• B. 3 to 8
• C. 4 to 9
• D. 2 to 12

Answer: (D)

Raid formation sizes are determined by how many threat tracks the system can group together and show as one formation. The display and reporting logic are built to handle a manageable number of tracks in a single raid, so the minimum the system can treat as a raid is two tracks (it needs at least a pair to form a formation), and the maximum it can present as a single raid is twelve tracks. This keeps the raid size meaningful on the display and within processing limits. So the reported raid size spans from two up to twelve tracks. If there are more than twelve nearby tracks, the system would split them into multiple raids or handle them differently rather than presenting one raid size for all.

Raid formation sizes are determined by how many threat tracks the system can group together and show as one formation. The display and reporting logic are built to handle a manageable number of tracks in a single raid, so the minimum the system can treat as a raid is two tracks (it needs at least a pair to form a formation), and the maximum it can present as a single raid is twelve tracks. This keeps the raid size meaningful on the display and within processing limits. So the reported raid size spans from two up to twelve tracks. If there are more than twelve nearby tracks, the system would split them into multiple raids or handle them differently rather than presenting one raid size for all.