Which statement correctly describes ITC range?

Which statement correctly describes ITC range?

• A. -0% to 100%
• B. 0% to 100%
• C. -100% to 100%
• D. 0% to 1%

Answer: (B)

Percentages describe a portion of a whole, so they naturally fall between 0% and 100%. ITC, being expressed as a percentage, represents how much of the target has been achieved, completed, or attained, not a deficit or an amount beyond full completion. That means values cannot be negative, and they cannot exceed 100%. The range from 0% to 100% captures the full, valid spectrum for ITC. Options that include negative values imply a deficit, and those that go beyond 100% imply more than complete, which aren’t meaningful in this context. A range like 0% to 1% is far too narrow for a typical measure, so the standard, correct description is 0% to 100%.

Percentages describe a portion of a whole, so they naturally fall between 0% and 100%. ITC, being expressed as a percentage, represents how much of the target has been achieved, completed, or attained, not a deficit or an amount beyond full completion. That means values cannot be negative, and they cannot exceed 100%. The range from 0% to 100% captures the full, valid spectrum for ITC. Options that include negative values imply a deficit, and those that go beyond 100% imply more than complete, which aren’t meaningful in this context. A range like 0% to 1% is far too narrow for a typical measure, so the standard, correct description is 0% to 100%.