If you have a test with 120 questions. How many can you miss and still pass?
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Missed/Percentage Correct\n\n0-100%\n1-99%\n2-98%\n3-98%\n4-97%\n5-96%\n6-95%\n7-94%\n8-93%\n9-93%\n10-92%\n11-91%\n12-90%\n13-89%\n14-88%\n15-88%\n16-87%\n17-86%\n18-85%\n19-84%\n20-83%\n21-83%\n22-82%\n23-81%\n24-80%\n25-79%\n26-78%\n27-78%\n28-77%\n29-76%\n30-75%\n31-74%\n32-73%\n33-73%\n34-72%\n35-71%\n36-70%\n37-69%\n38-68%\n39-68%\n40-67%\n41-66%\n42-65%\n43-64%\n44-63%\n45-63%\n46-62%\n47-61%\n48-60%\n49-59%\n50-58%\n51-58%\n52-57%\n53-56%\n54-55%\n55-54%\n56-53%\n57-53%\n58-52%\n59-51%\n60-50%\n61-49%\n62-48%\n63-48%\n64-47%\n65-46%\n66-45%\n67-44%\n68-43%\n69-43%\n70-42%\n71-41%\n72-40%\n73-39%\n74-38%\n75-38%\n76-37%\n77-36%\n78-35%\n79-34%\n80-33%\n81-33%\n82-32%\n83-31%\n84-30%\n85-29%\n86-28%\n87-28%\n88-27%\n89-26%\n90-25%\n91-24%\n92-23%\n93-23%\n94-22%\n95-21%\n96-20%\n97-19%\n98-18%\n99-18%\n100-17%\n101-16%\n102-15%\n103-14%\n104-13%\n105-13%\n106-12%\n107-11%\n108-10%\n109-9%\n110-8%\n111-8%\n112-7%\n113-6%\n114-5%\n115-4%\n116-3%\n117-3%\n118-2%\n119-1%\n120-0%
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no, if you can pass the test
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.................... / ....... &#92;\n................ 0.85 ..... 0.15 (Pass test 1)\n.............. / ....... &#92;\n.......... 0.85 ..... 0.15 (Pass test 2)\n........ / ....... &#92;\n... 0.85 ..... 0.15 (Pass test 3)\n(Fail all 3)\n\n1) How many outcomes does your tree show?\n\nThere are four outcomes:\nP(Pass Test 1) = 0.15 = 15%\nP(Pass Test 2) = 0.85 * 0.15 = 12.75%\nP(Pass Test 3) = 0.85 * 0.85 * 0.15 = 10.8375%\nP(Fail all 3) = 0.85 * 0.85 * 0.85 = 61.4125%\n\n2) What is the probability she will eventually pass an exam.  \n\nThis is the sum of all outcomes where she passes:\nP(Pass Test 1) + P(Pass Test 2) + P(Pass Test 3)\n= 38.5875%\n\nAlternatively you could take the 1 - P(Fails all 3) and get the same answer.\n\n3) What is the probability she will take the exam three times?\n\nIt didn't say whether she passes or fails, so the chance she has to take the test a third time is 0.85 * 0.85 = 72.25%\n\n4) What is the expected number of times she will take the exam?\n15% of the time, she'll take it once\n12.75% of the time, she'll take it twice\n72.25% of the time, she'll take it three times.\n\nSo the expected number of times is:\n0.15 * 1 + 0.1275 * 2 + 0.7225 * 3 = 2.5725\n\nSo she's expected to take it 2.5725 times.\n\n5) What is the expected number of times she will fail the exam?\n15% of the time she will pass test 1 (failures = 0)\n12.75% of the time she will pass test 2 (failures = 1)\n10.8375% of the time she will pass test 3 (failures = 2)\n61.4125% of the time she will fail all 3 (failures = 3)\n\n0.15 x 0 + 0.1275 x 1 + 0.108375 x 2 + 0.614125 x 3 = 2.186625\n\nSo she's expected to fail it 2.186625 times.
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You had 7 questions, each requesting that the blank be filled in:\n\n1. (Fill-In-The-Blank Worth 1 points)\n2. (Fill-In-The-Blank Worth 1 points)\n3. (Fill-In-The-Blank Worth 1 points)\n4. (Fill-In-The-Blank Worth 1 points)\n5. (Fill-In-The-Blank Worth 1 points)\n6. (Fill-In-The-Blank Worth 1 points)\n7. (Fill-In-The-Blank Worth 1 points)\n\n7 points please (unless it's just easier to give me 10.\nThank you.
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So you know the material, you just gotta relax. Read the questions slowly, and twice if you need to. Instead of looking at your choices first, think about the question, and what answer you would chose. Then look at the choices for the answer you came up with. If it isn't there, then obviously, you don't know it, but use the process of elimination. Look at each possible answer. Which one is the obviously not right one? Eliminate that one. If this test is math, look for little differences. If not, just go through the choices until you have it down to the last one. Never skip a question and not answer it!!! If you don't know the answer, eliminate the obvious one, and then as many more as you can, then just pick one. You might get lucky and pick the right one, which, even if you don't, is always better than not answering at all. I hope this has helped!! :)\n\n\nHere, try this link i found:\n\nhttp://www.testtakingtips.com/
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Rules and regulations :\n(1)Answer any two questions.\n(2) Each question carry equal marks (5).\n(3) No cheating No google.
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MAn you are good.  My most was 13 answers.  My next question will challenge you.\n\nOk you won  I only got 17 answers.
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The answerers before me hit the correct answer 60% of the time.  If they answered correctly 6 times, how many total answers did you receive?
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Taking a test?  Are you cheating?
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yeah 100 is the normal score\nim 12 and got 120 :P
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mine is 117.. I took a real IQ test at school.. about.. 5 years ago.. @_@ I should take another.
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70% is needed to clear the exam. Every test has different requirements.
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Tests - 48 sixes\nODI's - 168 sixes\n\nClick on check spelling button, if you dont know how to spell - Thats why its there.
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I took 5 highers and had to spend whole year studying to bloody pass them!!!! I would recommend taking 1 easy subject to free your mind from all the hard work. English isn't very demanding as its more what you know, you can't really study that much for it. Goodluck!!!!! i'm on maternity leave right now!
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you have to check your level, since you are in the beginning, you consider as a novice and allowed only 20 questions to answer. the higher level you attained, the more questions you can answer, practically unlimited. you need to rest for a while and start again tomorrow.
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that's hard to answer as the nclex gives you questions until the computer decides that the examinee has passed or failed.  So while it is a higher liklihood that someone getting a lower number of questions passed, it is still difficult to say what percentage that answered 205 questions also passed.
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solve as many questions as you can