Asked by Bradley
The question on a multiple choice test each have 4 answer choices. Describe a model that you could use to simulate the outcome of guessing the correct answers to a 50 question test?
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Answered by
Scott
it's binary ... correct or incorrect
P(correct) = 1/4
... P(incorrect) = 3/4
(c + i)^50
.25^50 + 50 .25^49 .75^1
+ 1225 .25^48 .75^2 ...
+ 1225 .25^2 .75^48 + 50 .25 .75^49
+ .75^50
this is the expected outcomes
for a simulation you could roll a 4-sided die (tetrahedron)
or flip 2 coins
anything with 4 random outcomes
P(correct) = 1/4
... P(incorrect) = 3/4
(c + i)^50
.25^50 + 50 .25^49 .75^1
+ 1225 .25^48 .75^2 ...
+ 1225 .25^2 .75^48 + 50 .25 .75^49
+ .75^50
this is the expected outcomes
for a simulation you could roll a 4-sided die (tetrahedron)
or flip 2 coins
anything with 4 random outcomes
Answered by
Barbara
The question on a multiple choice test each have 3 answer choices. Describe a model that could use to simulate the outcome of guessing the answer to 25 question test
Answered by
Elsa
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Answered by
Sunny
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4. D
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2. D
3. B
4. D
5. C
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