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Earn +20 ptsQ: 60 question test, how many can u miss to get 70 percent right?
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How many questions can you miss on a 200 question test to make a 80 percent?
You can miss 40. 80% of 200 = 160 questions right; 40 wrong
How many questions can you miss on a 26 question test and get 70 percent?
If all question have a equal value. each question has a value of about 3.84 to 3.85% You need to get 18 right and miss 8 You will find if you look at the marking scale each question is marked on more than just the right answer.
How many questions can you miss to get a 75 percent on a 25 question test?
6 of them.
How many questions can you miss to get a 75 percent on a 140 question test?
35
How many can you miss with 40 question to pass with 60 percent?
you can miss 40% 40 x .4 = 16
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