Asked by tiffany
a quiz had 6 questions, each with 4 possible answers (only one of which is correct). If you answer them at random, find the probability that all are correct and at least one is wrong.
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Steve
I assume you want two answers,since "all are correct and at least one is wrong" is impossible.
P(all correct) = 1/4^6
P(some wrong) = 1 - P(all correct)
P(all correct) = 1/4^6
P(some wrong) = 1 - P(all correct)
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