In a 3 pass routine, what is the penalty if one pass includes no D or E saltos?

In a 3 pass routine, when one of the passes does not include a salto of D or E value, the deduction for this infraction is typically 0.2. This penalty reflects the importance of including higher difficulty skills in routines, particularly at the level where performers are expected to demonstrate advanced elements. The D and E saltos represent significant technical difficulty, and failing to incorporate them means the routine lacks complexity and difficulty as required for the level. The 0.2 penalty serves not only to standardize scoring but also encourages gymnasts to challenge themselves and elevate their performances.