7 wrong out of 22 questions = 31.8% wrong.
15 correct out of 22 questions = 68.2% correct.
I hope it wasn't a math test.
22 questions can be wrong. This means that you would have to get 33 marks, which is 60%
Well, honey, if you want a 78 percent on a test with 100 questions, you can get 22 questions wrong. That's just simple math, darling. So, make sure you don't mess up more than 22 times, or you'll be singing a different tune.
100*4/22 = 18.1818... (recurring) % wrong.
22 questions
To find the percentage of questions that were wrong on the test, you would first calculate the total number of questions answered incorrectly, which is 6. Then, you would divide this by the total number of questions on the test, which is 28. Finally, you would multiply this result by 100 to convert it to a percentage. Therefore, the percentage of questions answered incorrectly on the test is (6/28) x 100 = 21.43%.
22 questions can be wrong. This means that you would have to get 33 marks, which is 60%
Well, honey, if you want a 78 percent on a test with 100 questions, you can get 22 questions wrong. That's just simple math, darling. So, make sure you don't mess up more than 22 times, or you'll be singing a different tune.
100*4/22 = 18.1818... (recurring) % wrong.
22 questions
To find the percentage of questions that were wrong on the test, you would first calculate the total number of questions answered incorrectly, which is 6. Then, you would divide this by the total number of questions on the test, which is 28. Finally, you would multiply this result by 100 to convert it to a percentage. Therefore, the percentage of questions answered incorrectly on the test is (6/28) x 100 = 21.43%.
It is: 22/57 times 100 = 38.6% rounded to one decimal place
To pass with 80 percent on a test of 110 questions, you need to answer at least 88 questions correctly (80% of 110 is 88). This means you can miss a maximum of 22 questions (110 - 88 = 22). Therefore, you can miss 22 questions and still pass with 80 percent.
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22 of them for a 75% pass rate providing that the remaining 66 questions are all correct
So basically there was a test with 72 questions and you got x number of them wrong, and got 70%. So... You have to find out what 70% of 72 is. All you have to do is multiply 0.70 by 72. Which equals 50.4 50 represents the number of questions you got right out of 72. So, 50/72 = roughly 70% -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 72 - 50 = 22 SO. To answer you question, you can miss 22 questions out of 72 to get 70 percent. Why does it sound like you're trying to go all lazy on a test?
You can get at most 22 questions wrong, otherwise you will score less than 70 %. To get 70% right you can get 100 % - 70 % = 30 % wrong 30% of 75 = 30/100 x 75 = 22.5 I assume you can't get 1/2 a question wrong, so you can get at most 22 questions wrong otherwise you will score less than 70 %.
It depends but it will probably be a D- or a F