80%
If you score 1 per question, then you can miss out -40. If you score 10 per question, then you can miss out 104. If you score 100 per question, then you can miss out 118.
88%
The answer to how many questions you can miss (assuming each question is worth 1 mark) is given below: ((100-90)/100) * 125 = 12.5 questions. You must round this down unless you can be awarded half marks. Assuming no half marks are awarded you can miss up to 12 questions on a 125 question test and score 90% or more.
To get at least 90% on a 50 question test, you can miss no more than 5 questions.
Assuming each question is worth 1 mark, 78% of 32 = 78/100 × 32 = 24.96 As it is unlikely that you will get 0.96 of a question/mark, you will need to get 25 questions right to guarantee getting 78% - you will actually get 78⅛ % which would be rounded to 78% to the nearest whole percentage.
If you score 1 per question, then you can miss out -40. If you score 10 per question, then you can miss out 104. If you score 100 per question, then you can miss out 118.
4 out of 5 or 80%
88%
93%
two third
The answer to how many questions you can miss (assuming each question is worth 1 mark) is given below: ((100-90)/100) * 125 = 12.5 questions. You must round this down unless you can be awarded half marks. Assuming no half marks are awarded you can miss up to 12 questions on a 125 question test and score 90% or more.
If they all count the same, that's 67% right.
you get 20% if you get 1 out of 5 questions.
To get at least 90% on a 50 question test, you can miss no more than 5 questions.
You would get a 94% for a grade which is typically going to be an A.
Assuming each question is worth 1 mark, 78% of 32 = 78/100 × 32 = 24.96 As it is unlikely that you will get 0.96 of a question/mark, you will need to get 25 questions right to guarantee getting 78% - you will actually get 78⅛ % which would be rounded to 78% to the nearest whole percentage.
92%