0
Julie missed 5 questions on the test but answerd 80 percent of the questions correctly how many questions were in the test?
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
If 80 percent of the questions were answered correctly and 5 questions were missed how many questions were answered correctly?
Oh, dude, if 80 percent of the questions were answered correctly, that means 20 percent were wrong. So, if 5 questions were missed, that's 20 percent of the total questions. To find out how many questions were answered correctly, you just need to calculate 80 percent of the total questions. Math, man, it's like magic but with numbers.
How many questions did you miss out of 25 if you got 96 percent?
If you got 96 percent on a 25-question test, you missed one question. To find this, you can multiply 25 by 0.96 to get 24, which means you answered 24 questions correctly. Subtracting this from the total number of questions (25) gives you the number of questions missed, which is 1.
If you missed 7 questions on a test and made 83 percent on the test how many questions where there?
41 questions (if you got 83 percent, then that means you got 34 questions right)
How many questions can you miss on a 50 question test and get a 70 percent?
The " 70% " score represents the fraction of the questions that you answered correctly.If you answered 70% correctly, you missed the remaining 30% .30% of 50 = 0.3 x 50 = 15 .
On a recent test Sterling got 2 questions correct for every 3 questions he missed If the test had a total of 80 questions how many questions did sterling answer correctly on the test?
55
If 80 percent of the questions were answered correctly and 5 questions were missed how many questions were answered correctly?
Oh, dude, if 80 percent of the questions were answered correctly, that means 20 percent were wrong. So, if 5 questions were missed, that's 20 percent of the total questions. To find out how many questions were answered correctly, you just need to calculate 80 percent of the total questions. Math, man, it's like magic but with numbers.
How many questions did you miss out of 25 if you got 96 percent?
If you got 96 percent on a 25-question test, you missed one question. To find this, you can multiply 25 by 0.96 to get 24, which means you answered 24 questions correctly. Subtracting this from the total number of questions (25) gives you the number of questions missed, which is 1.
How many questions missed out of 100 to get 95 percent?
five
What is the percent if you missed 15 out of 83 questions?
81.93% right
If you missed 7 questions on a test and made 83 percent on the test how many questions where there?
41 questions (if you got 83 percent, then that means you got 34 questions right)
How many questions can you miss on a 50 question test and get a 70 percent?
The " 70% " score represents the fraction of the questions that you answered correctly.If you answered 70% correctly, you missed the remaining 30% .30% of 50 = 0.3 x 50 = 15 .
On a recent test Sterling got 2 questions correct for every 3 questions he missed If the test had a total of 80 questions how many questions did sterling answer correctly on the test?
55
22 questions and you missed 8 what is your grade?
If the assignment contained 22 questions and you missed 8 of them, it means you correctly answered 14. 14/22 = 64%. This would be a D-F depending your grading system.
75 percent on a hundred question test How many did you miss?
25 questions missed
How many questions can you miss on a 200 question test to make a 70 percent?
60 questions can be missed.
How many questions did you miss if you scored 89 percent out of 150?
You got 89 percent. Hence, you answered 89/100*150 = 133.5 questions. hence you missed 150 - 133.5 = 16.5 questions.
What percent of the questions did Emily miss on her test if she answered 11 questions wrong out of 65?
Oh, dude, let me do the math for you. So, if Emily answered 11 questions wrong out of 65, we just divide 11 by 65 and multiply by 100 to get the percentage. That's like around 16.9%. So, yeah, Emily missed about 16.9% of the questions on her test. Cool, right?
