40 over 45 is 88%
Assuming that you answered 45 questions and got the other 43 right, that would be 96 percent.
% rate = 90% = 45/50 * 100% = 0.9 * 100% = 90%
just over 71% 32/45 x 100% = 71.111
It doesn't, it should equal 45 again. I am unsure how you got this second answer but it is wrong
36 ÷ 45 × 100 = 80%
If a test has 150 questions and you are aiming for a perfect score, you can get a maximum of 0 questions wrong. However, if you are allowed to get some questions wrong and still pass, it depends on the passing criteria set by the test administrator. For example, if the passing score is 70%, you can get up to 45 questions wrong (150 questions * 30% incorrect = 45 questions).
If you're looking for your grade... You got 45 questions out of 60 correct. 45/60 = .75 or 75%
Assuming that you answered 45 questions and got the other 43 right, that would be 96 percent.
% rate = 90% = 45/50 * 100% = 0.9 * 100% = 90%
If there were n questions, then 100*45/n or 4500/n per cent.
just over 71% 32/45 x 100% = 71.111
If you have 100 points and 50 questions, you take 100 points divided by 50 questions, so you can see how many points each question is, which would be 2 points per question. If you got 45 questions right, multiple 45 by 2 and you get 90%.
Your grade would be 72 if you got 45/62
Change the percent into a decimal. 88% is the same thing as 0.88 Take the number of questions and multiply by the decimal. 45 x .88 = 39.6 The mathematical answer would be "39.6", although it's unlikely that there's "0.6" of a question. You got 39 to 40 questions correct.
It doesn't, it should equal 45 again. I am unsure how you got this second answer but it is wrong
to find any grade ever no matter how many questions there are, as long as theyre all worth the same. Plug in the numbers: number of questions you got right divided by the number of questions on the exam and then multiple by 100. You got a 75
If you answered 27 correctly and 18 incorrectly, you would have answered 60% correctly.