Even if you assume the questions are all worth the same number of marks, the answer may well depend on the grade boundaries.
you get an F according to all this math I did. PLease don't edit or change this. The answer is "B", as previously stated.
86% is usually a B.
Assuming that all questions score equally, you can miss out at most 7. And then need to get them all correct.
If you score 7 out of 8 you have a percentage score of 87.5%.
You can miss 40. 80% of 200 = 160 questions right; 40 wrong
you get an F according to all this math I did. PLease don't edit or change this. The answer is "B", as previously stated.
7
86% is usually a B.
Assuming that all questions score equally, you can miss out at most 7. And then need to get them all correct.
7%
To calculate the grade, first determine the number of correct answers. If 50 questions were answered and 7 were wrong, then 50 - 7 = 43 questions were correct. The grade can be calculated as (43 correct / 50 total) x 100, which equals 86%. Therefore, the grade is 86%.
That's 77%
There's like 46 questions. You can miss 7.
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If you miss one out of seven, you have completed 6 out of 7. To calculate the grade, divide the number of completed tasks by the total number of tasks: 6/7 = approximately 0.857. To convert this to a percentage, multiply by 100, which gives you about 85.7%. Therefore, the grade would typically be around 86%.
You can miss 7 but then MUST get all the rest correct.
If you score 7 out of 8 you have a percentage score of 87.5%.