Martin class took a test with 30 questions Marin for 25 questions correct Katie got two third correct Jeff for 66% correct and Megan got 18% correct which student got the highest score

Martin got the highest score.

Step-by-step explanation:

To figure this out, let's find out who got the most questions correct (which correlates with the highest score)

Martin = 25 correct

Katie = (two-thirds or 66.66%) of 30 correct

Jeff = (66% of 30 correct)

Megan = (18% of 30 correct)

To solve for amount of correct answers for each unknown student, multiply the amount of questions total by the amount they each got right (as a decimal)

Katie = 30*0.6666 = 19.998 (rounds up to 20 correct)

Jeff = 30*0.6 = 18 correct

Megan = 30*0.18 = 5.4 (rounds down to 5 correct)

Because Martin had the most correct answers out of everyone at 25 correct, he got the highest score.

Martin

Step-by-step explanation:

He got 83 percent