Need Math Help Plz

[TouchMeNot97]

25%. There are four choices but only one is correct regardless if two of the answers are the same.  The answer key will likely say A, B, C or D so you have a 1 in 4 chance of getting this correct.

[R0CKnR0LLA]

25%. There are four choices but only one is correct regardless if two of the answers are the same.  The answer key will likely say A, B, C or D so you have a 1 in 4 chance of getting this correct.

 

[Anybodyhome]

The military multiple choice answer rule:

 

"When in doubt, Charlie © out."

[Chimera]

The military multiple choice answer rule:

"When in doubt, Charlie © out."

to be fair, a military multiple choice question would have these for answers:

A. elephant

B. 25%

C. pink

D. 119%

[Seal (SmittyIsOurSavior)]

Hey Jase, what class is this for? The math involved is like 9th grade statistics and I assume you're much older. I ask because it seems like a trick question due to ambiguity, is it a sociology or psychology class? Does your view on answer supposed to mean something?

 

Holy sh*t you're retarded.

[Porn Shop Clerk]

there is no answer.   if you choose 25%, then there are two right answers and that increases your odds to 50%.  if you choose 50%, then there really is only a 25% chance you get the correct answer.

 

duh.

[R0CKnR0LLA]

if you changed answer C to 0% then you'd have an interesting paradox, as it stands it serves no purpose other than to confuse stupid Saints fans

[Panthro]

By not choosing I would be correct.

[Captroop]

Isn't that one of the Voight-Kampff test questions to reveal replicants?

[dos poptarts]

Since there are really only three answers the answer isn't there.

 

Yeah, but then you have the Statistics Profs arguing that you are wrong.....

 

Sounds similar to the Let's Make a Deal problem.

3 Doors. (1 wins, 2 loses)

You select

Monty shows you 1 door that has the mule.

 

Should you keep the door you have or change to the other one.

 

You think your odds are 50-50 but they are not.

 

You are supposed to switch because originally you only had a 33% chance to guess correctly so swapping gives you a 66% chance of winning.

If you flip a coin to make your decision it becomes 50-50.

Fug.