Jennifer is taking a four question multiple choice test. Each question has four possible answers. If she completely guesses on all of the questions, what is the probability that she gets two of the four questions correct?

A) 0.004 B) 0.047 C) 0.106 D) 0.211

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Jane Erickson

Mathematics

18 February, 03:46

Jennifer is taking a four question multiple choice test. Each question has four possible answers. If she completely guesses on all of the questions, what is the probability that she gets two of the four questions correct?

A) 0.004 B) 0.047 C) 0.106 D) 0.211

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Carolina Brown · Answer 1

The answer to this question would be "0.047 or B". This is because that is almost half of the test, and there's a lot of factors that vary. Such as the weight of the test, what answers she chose, etc. But it is B.

Jennifer is taking a four question multiple choice test. Each question has four possible answers. If she completely guesses on all of the questions, what is the probability that she gets two of the four questions correct?A) 0.004 B) 0.047 C) 0.106 D) 0.211

Jennifer is taking a four question multiple choice test. Each question has four possible answers. If she completely guesses on all of the questions, what is the probability that she gets two of the four questions correct?

A) 0.004 B) 0.047 C) 0.106 D) 0.211