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This morning, Brendan tock a history test. There were 20 multiple-choice problems on the test and Brendan answered 85% of them correctly. How many problems did Brendan get right…

This morning, Brendan tock a history test. There were 20 multiple-choice problems on the test and Brendan answered 85% of them correctly. How many problems did Brendan get right…
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This morning, Brendan tock a history test. There were 20 multiple-choice problems on the

test and Brendan answered 85% of them correctly. How many problems did Brendan get
right?

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If Brendan answered 20 multiple-choice problems on the test, and he answered 85% of them correctly, we can calculate the number of problems he got right by multiplying 20 by 0.85. This gives us:

20 * 0.85 = 17

So, Brendan got 17 problems right.
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