Microsoft File Deduplication

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Can someone help me understand this practice exam question?

You have a server that runs Windows Server 2016. You run the commands shown in the following output:

For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true. Otherwise, Select No.

So I understand why DC01.VHD wouldn't be processed by deduplication, by default files are not processed for 3 days and it looks like the last write time on the VHD file was the same day.... Unless the VM using the VHD was running, then I would assume the VHD file last write time would always be up to date.. So maybe a bit confused here still...........................

Why the heck wouldn't Readme.txt be processed? Based on the last write time it is older than 3 days... Hmm...?

I agree that Software.iso would be processed. It is older than three days based on write time and ISO files should be processed.

Regards,
Adam Tyler

Adam,
Readme.txt did not meet the 3 day threshold requirement. If it had a last write time later than 6/18/2016 5:29:58 PM it would be deduped.
Thanks,
Cherokee

Cherokee, so I have been posting some pretty dumb questions lately, but I am sure I am not crazy here.... The graphic shows "Readme.txt" as being written 6/18 7 AM and the current date and time output shows 6/21 5:29 PM.. Isn't that a lapse of 3 days 10 hours and change? 3 days exactly would have been 6/21 7 AM?

Regards,
Adam Tyler

Adam,
No I am the one that made the mistake. For whatever reason I was thinking the current time was 5:29 AM leaving the file shy just a couple hours. You are right. I did see the mistake though. The file length is 12400 and the minimum file size is 32768 so the file doesn't meet that particular size requirement, not time. Sorry for the confusion.