<u>First</u>, you divide the total score of 100 by the 64 questions to get 1.5625 points per question. <u>Next</u>, you divide the lowest score to qualify of 90 by the 1.5625 to get 57.6 questions correct to qualify. <u>Then</u>, you round 57.6 questions correct up to 58 questions correct because a fraction of a question correct doesn't make sense. <u>Finally</u>, you subtract the total number of questions (64) by the required correct answers (58) to get 6 questions you can miss to still qualify for the scholarship.
If one side is 1/7, first convert that into a decimal, which is 0.14286. Than square that 0.14286 x 0.14286= 0.020408. That’s the area of one square. Now multiply that by 6 (the number of sides in a cube) and you get 0.122449.
