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Pavlova-9 [17]
3 years ago
5

a test has 20 multiple-choice questions with 5 choices each, followed by 35 true/false questions. if a student guesses on each q

uestion, how many ways can he answer the questions on the test
Mathematics
1 answer:
Nuetrik [128]3 years ago
3 0

Answer

There are 170 ways the student can answer the test.

Explanation

If there are 20 multiple-choice questions with 5 choices each, the student has 100 choices. The first question has 5 choices to pick from. The second has 5 as well. So does the third. Hopefully now you realize that you have to multiply the number of choices by the number of questions.

The same thing goes with the true/false questions. There are 2 choices for each true/false question, and there are 35 of those. 35×2 is 70. There are 70 ways to answer on the true/false questions.

Now combine the number of choices on the first part and the second part; 100+70 is 170.

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