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A student takes a true-false test consisting of 15 questions. assuming that the student guesses at each question, find the probability that the student answers exactly 13 questions correctly
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A student takes a true-false test consisting of 15 questions. assuming that the student guesses at each question, find the probability that the student answers exactly 13 questions correctly
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there are two possible answers two each question T or F so it has 1/2 of a possiblity of succeding
and there are 15 questions so that gives 1/15 but we need 13 questions so 13/15
and because we need all thirteen to be correct we multiply both
so 13/15*1/2
which gives us 13/30
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