The Slow Quiz

[Ramond]

Actually still no...

[Bamboori]

E)

[lf2TimmE1]

when u would just pick a and b as optional answers of course b= 50% would be the correct answer...same if u pick b and d as optional answer but that wouldn't be logical at all cause normally optinal answer are in a alphabetical order. or not?

[Ramond]

lol, I actually don't get what logic you guys are following.

(I'm not saying it's simple)

[TheNave]

it's 100%, 'cuz it's a multi choice question, so you can choose all answers which makes your chance of getting the correct one 100%, easy as that

[Ramond]

no...

[Magnamancy]

Question 116 (5 points):


It's a logical paradox.

Traditionally, a Multiple choice question will have four pick-able options,
normally assigned the values of A, B, C, and D for ease of later marking.
Again traditionally, only one of these is correct, 1/4 = 25%.

But this question gives you to answers that say 25%, A and D, making
the chance of picking the right answer 2/4 = 50%.

Only 1 answer however gives you the 50% option, B, so the chance of
picking the right answer is 1/4 = 25%.


AND THEN Ramond says we don't have to pick A, B, C, or D.
Because he enjoys breaking people's will.


All of the answers are right and wrong.

[Ramond]

^ That would be it, but not what I'm looking for. Don't think yourself in this question.

[Magnamancy]

Hang on...

There's 29 words, singular letters and numbers in the question, and if I
choose an answer at random what are the chance that I will be correct?

1/29?

[Ramond]

lol, ...

can't believe that the direction of this quesiton is turning topsy turvy haha