Question: In the context of E-UTRA radio resource management testing, what is the minimum number of ACK/NACK transmissions expected from a User Equipment (UE) from the start of T3 until 210 ms, given continuous downlink (DL) data allocation?
Option 1: At least 92 ACK/NACK transmissions
Option 2: Exactly 112 ACK/NACK transmissions
Option 3: At least 112 ACK/NACK transmissions, comprising two parts: identifying the cell global identifier and additional transmissions due to continuous DL data allocation
Option 4: No less than 150 ACK/NACK transmissions to account for potential overhead
Explanation: This option correctly captures the nuanced requirement. The total of at least 112 ACK/NACK transmissions is broken down into two components: identifying the cell global identifier (at least 92 ACK/NACK) and additional transmissions from continuous DL data allocation (an additional 20 ACK/NACK), reflecting a comprehensive understanding of E-UTRA radio resource management test requirements.