just over 71% 32/45 x 100% = 71.111
15 5 point questions and 30 2 point questions.
So it does not burn (if food) and so the test tube does not shatter
Assuming that you answered 45 questions and got the other 43 right, that would be 96 percent.
36 ÷ 45 × 100 = 80%
105 out of 150 is 70%. U can miss 45 questions for a 70%.
64, of course. Unless you mean how many can you miss and still pass... 70% of 64 is 44.8, so you need 45 to pass so you can miss 19.
about 45 marks for a UK theory test 2010
your penguin need to be at least aged 45, and you need to pass the secret agent test which is located in the ski village, and is a room called "Everyday Phoning Facility" and they will give you the test. if you pass, you get the spy pad, and if you get very poor results, you need to do it until you pass.
70 % of 150 = 150*70/100 = 105 So, provided you get all the answers correct, you can afford to miss 150 - 105 = 45. If you are capable of getting 105 correct out of 105 why not try and go for the Grand Slam? Get 150 from 150!
If there were n questions, then 100*45/n or 4500/n per cent.
just over 71% 32/45 x 100% = 71.111
if its in uk.. From November 2005, all people applying for British Citizenship have to go through 'Life in the United Kingdom' test to demonstrate ability to communicate in English and to prove their basic knowledge of history, traditions and customs of UK. The test consists of 24 questions and you are required to answer atleast 18 correctly to pass the test. The time allocated is 45 minutes but all the people i know took less than 5 minutes to answer the questions.
To get at least 90% on a 50 question test, you can miss no more than 5 questions.
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%.
you'll only pass it if you smoke again at 7:45
It varies by state but you usually just need to pass an eye test and a written text; in my state the written test is in the back of your learners manual, it has about 180 questions in the manual and there are 3 copies of the test, A, B, and C. Each test has about 45 questions or so and are common sense questions such as a picture of a black octagon and "What text would be on this type of sign" with multiple question answers such as "stop" "yield" "pedestrian crossing" and "speed limit" I passed mine on my first try with only 3 questions missed (I believe you can miss up to 6) however, if you do miss too many questions you can just go to another DMV location in your city instead of waiting 2 weeks or however long it is before trying again.