If a gymnast executes a 3 element acro flight series with a C flight and an isolated D/E acro flight, what is the deduction?

In this scenario, the gymnast performs a 3-element acro flight series that includes a C flight, along with an isolated D or E level acro flight. In gymnastics, when assessing the composition of routines, it's important to understand how elements are categorized and how they impact deductions.

The gymnast is demonstrating the required elements for level 10, which includes both the acro flight series and isolated acro skills. Since the gymnast fulfilled the composition requirements by including a 3-element series with a C flight and then an additional D/E flight, this combination meets the necessary criteria without any deductions for lack of fulfillment of skills.

As a result, there is no deduction applied for the combination of skills executed correctly as per level 10 requirements. Thus, the correct deduction in this case is zero, reflecting the gymnast's successful execution of the routine elements without any composition errors.