How many faults or failures should occur in MRCTS tests to consider it valid?

For the MRCTS (Mobile Reconnaissance and Targeting System) tests to be considered valid, it is essential that there are no faults during the testing process. A fault could indicate an issue with the system's functionality or performance that could compromise the reliability of the test results. If any faults occur, it may suggest that the system doesn't perform as expected, which can lead to inaccurate data and assessments. Therefore, ensuring that there are no faults present is critical for validating the reliability and effectiveness of the MRCTS tests, thereby maintaining the integrity of the testing environment.