Renat Akhtyamov: 100, but there is no such answer.
I am trying to explain to you that if one answer is duplicated, it is one answer and this must be taken into account when calculating the probability of it being correct.
If quantitatively there are 10 answers, but in fact there are only 2 answers (one A and the other nine B) then the probability of answering correctly is 50/50.
Реter Konow: What I am trying to explain to you is that if one answer is duplicated, it is one answer and this must be taken into account when calculating the probability of it being correct.
If quantitatively there are 10 answers, but in fact there are only 2 answers (one A and the other nine B) then the probability of answering correctly is 50/50.
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Question: how much is 2 + 2.
4*25=100
above was 2*25=50 and that's the answer there
;)
And if the four answers are the same. What are the odds?
A modest giggle)))
100, but there is no such answer.
What I am trying to explain to you is that if one answer is duplicated, it is one answer and this must be taken into account when calculating the probability of it being correct.
2 + 2 =
I'll say 90.
How about this:
Yes
So you're just trying to figure it out?