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How many questions can you miss to get 70 percent on a 95 question with each being one point each?
1(95-x)=70 95x=70 x 25x
What will give you a 75 percent score on a 25 question test?
Well, isn't that a happy little question! To get a 75 percent score on a 25 question test, you would need to answer 19 out of the 25 questions correctly. Just remember, it's not about being perfect, it's about doing your best and learning along the way. Just believe in yourself, keep a positive attitude, and you'll do great!
How do you find the percentage of a circle?
This question is unanswerable because it is not specified what is that is being taken as a percent of a circle.
If there are 25 questions how many do you have to get right to make an 80?
To gain a score of 80% out of 25 questions you would need to answer 20 questions correctly. You can work this out for yourself quite easily... Divide 25 by 100, this gives you 0.25 which is 1% of 25. Now just multiply by 80 to get 80% of 25, which is 20.
What is 3 percent of 1700?
_______% of ___________= can also be calculated as _______%*____________= with the percent being put into decimal form 3% of 1700= .03*1700=...
How many questions can you miss to get 71 percent on a 42 question test with each question being one point each?
you can miss 12 questions 30 right = 30/42 = 71%
Can you tell me about ISSB question that what sort of question are being asked?
Any questions.
How many questions can you miss to get 70 percent on a 95 question with each being one point each?
1(95-x)=70 95x=70 x 25x
Why is this website not answering your questions corectly?
Perhaps you are being ambiguous in your question. That would prevent the question being answered to your satisfaction
In a 20 question test how many points are for each question?
Well, honey, if you got a 20 question test and let's say it's worth 100 points, you do the math - each question is worth 5 points. So, if you're aiming for that perfect score, better make sure you're bringing your A-game for each and every question.
How do you get trust points on WikiAnswers?
Getting Trust PointsYou get trust points by answering questions with good and constructive answers. If the person who asked the question - or anybody who reads the question - feels that your answer was good and useful to them, they click the "Recommend contributor" button just below the answer. The best way to get trust points is by answering a lot of questions. This brings "wiki-publicity" to your username, which gets you a higher chance of being recommended (they must be good answers, otherwise recommendations won't happen!).
Is there a way to get an answer for your questions without being asked to answer your own question?
not really...
How do you answer questions on question websites without being a member?
On the top right of the question click a tab saying 'answer it'
What will give you a 75 percent score on a 25 question test?
Well, isn't that a happy little question! To get a 75 percent score on a 25 question test, you would need to answer 19 out of the 25 questions correctly. Just remember, it's not about being perfect, it's about doing your best and learning along the way. Just believe in yourself, keep a positive attitude, and you'll do great!
What is grammatically correct any question or any questions?
Both "any question" and "any questions" are grammatically correct. "Any question" is singular, referring to one specific question, while "any questions" is plural, referring to multiple questions. The choice between the two depends on the context in which they are being used.
How can you lock a question at Answers.com?
Supervisors have a link in the sidebar to "protect" questions that are being vandalized. This question has been locked, not because I think it's in danger of being vandalized, but as an example of what a locked question looks like. Ordinary users can't lock questions.
Do rhetorical questions end in question marks?
Yes, rhetorical questions typically end with question marks. However, this may vary depending on the style guide or specific context in which the question is being used.
