Let's see how smart you are…
Let's see how smart you are…
Joseph Miller
Adam Ward
C
Adam Anderson
at least come up with something new, friendo
David Edwards
wrong.
if you are 0% to chose right then C can't be right.
Jaxon Reed
nice pasta
Asher Reed
B, assuming my random selection method is a coin toss to choose A or B.
Brody Morgan
Why are A and D the same?
Angel Russell
because the answer is B
Brody Gonzalez
Unknown
There could be 0-1-2-3-4 correct answers.
If there is an answer then there is 50% chance correct and 50% chance wrong but B could be incorrect BUT if B is correct then it is 100%. If there is no correct answer there is 0% chance to solve it which takes away 50%. If all of the choices are correct then it is 100% but it's not stated in the choices.
My answer will be 0% and I will not choose the answer so I have 0% chance of choosing the correct answer BUT if the question dictates I choose an answer in random it means I have to choose C with 25% chance of choosing it but in the end C could be the correct answer regardless of the face value of the answers.
Each of the 4 choices can either be "correct answer" or "no answer" at all. The value of the choices do not matter.
0 correct answer = 0% chance
1 correct answers = 25% chance
2 correct answers = 50% chance
3 correct answers = 75% chance
4 correct answers = 100% chance
If parallel universe / multiverse exists then I'd have several chances of choosing the correct and wrong answer which makes the choices itself anomalous.
Kayden Morgan
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