60%
37%
No, answered is the past tense form of the verb answer. It can also be an adjective.Can you answer the question?He answered the question correctly.This is one of many correctly answered questions.
No, answered is the past tense form of the verb answer. It can also be an adjective.Can you answer the question?He answered the question correctly.This is one of many correctly answered questions.
40-26=14 questions answered correctly. 14/40=.35 Therefore the percentage of the test would be 35%
A question that is answered with a question that is answered with a question that is... do you see where this is going yet? Circular logic in question form.
If you answered 27 correctly and 18 incorrectly, you would have answered 60% correctly.
90%
37%
37/40*100=92.5%
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6, you must get at least 24 of the questions correct to make an 80%. I found this by setting up a proportion: x questions 80 % _________ = ________ 30 questions 100% = 24 question (must be answered correctly) 30-24= 6 questions (can be answered incorrectly)
45 were correctly answered
No, answered is the past tense form of the verb answer. It can also be an adjective.Can you answer the question?He answered the question correctly.This is one of many correctly answered questions.
No, answered is the past tense form of the verb answer. It can also be an adjective.Can you answer the question?He answered the question correctly.This is one of many correctly answered questions.
I answered one question on my test incorrectly.
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