What score is assigned for a B dismount following an acro flight series with C + B elements?

In gymnastics, the scoring of dismounts after an acro flight series depends on the execution of the elements and how they connect. A B dismount, which is a lower level of difficulty compared to C elements, can receive a deduction when it follows a series incorporating higher difficulty elements.

When the following acro series includes a C element and a subsequent B dismount, it doesn't fulfill the requirement for a "D" or higher dismount from a series that featured at least one C. In this situation, the gymnast is penalized for not matching the difficulty of the dismount to the preceding elements.

The score assigned for a B dismount in this context is a .05 deduction from the overall score, which is represented in the scoring system for this level of gymnastics. This ensures that the gymnast is still rewarded for the performance, but acknowledges the reduction in difficulty in the dismount compared to the rest of the series. Thus, a .05 deduction accurately reflects the expectations for dismounts that follow a more complex acro series.