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8 July, 03:23

You study for an exam, but due to the fact that you waited too long, you only learn 33% of the material. The exam is all multiple choice, with each question having 4 choices.

a) If you come across a question for which you don't know the answer, what's the probability of getting the answer right?

b) If you come across a question for which you do know the answer, what's the probability of getting it right (hint: don't "over think" this - what does it mean if you know the answer ...) ?

c) What is the overall probability of getting any question correct?

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  1. 8 July, 03:43
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    1.) 1/4 25percent

    2.) 50/50
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