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What is your percentage if you missed 20 questions out of 80 questions?
75% right, 25% wrong.
If there are 20 questions on a test and you get one wrong what is your score?
95.0%
What percent of questions were answered correctly if you got one wrong and there are Twelve questions?
19/20 as a percentage = 100*19/20 = 95%
How many questions can you get wrong to have 90 percent is there are 20 questiones?
Two of them.
You got 6 questions wrong out of 20 what is your score?
you would get a 70
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How many questions can you get wrong to get an 80 percent if there are 16 questions?
You can get at most 20% wrong. 20% of 16 is 16*20/100 = 3.2 Since you cannot get 0.2 questions wrong, the maximum possible is 3 questions.
4 wrong out of 20 questions what is your grade?
What if you miss four Questions out of 20 what is my grade
If you get 20 questions wrong out of 50 what is my grade?
If you get 20 wrong out of 50 questions what is your grade?
How many questions can you get wrong to get an 80 percent if there are 100 questions?
You can get 20 questions wrong.
If there are 20 questions how many questions could you get wrong on the leaners test?
20
What is 9 questions wrong out of 20?
55%
What is the percent if you have 26 questions and 6 were wrong?
20%
7 wrong out of 26 questions is what grade?
65
What is your percentage if you missed 20 questions out of 80 questions?
75% right, 25% wrong.
What is your average from 3 wrong out of 8 questions?
With 3 wrongs out of 8 questions your average is (3/8)x100 = 37.5% wrong and 62.5 correct.
If there are 20 questions on a test and you get one wrong what is your score?
95.0%
How many questions can you get wrong to get an 80 percent if there are 5 questions?
100 divided by 5 is 20. 100 minus 20 is 80. The answer is 1.
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