Question

Jade took a math test with 20 questions is worth an equal number of points. The test is worth 100 points in total. Write an equation that can be used to calculate jade's score based on the number of questions she got right on the test.

Answer 1

To find Jade's score on the math test, calculate the points per question by dividing the total points (100) by the number of questions (20). Each question is worth 5 points. Jade's score is the number of questions she got right multiplied by 5 points.

Step-by-step explanation:

To calculate Jade's score on a math test with 20 questions that is worth a total of 100 points, we can start by finding out how many points each correct answer is worth. Since the total points are evenly distributed among the questions, we divide the total points by the number of questions.

Each question is worth 5 points (100 points total ÷ 20 questions).

Let x represent the number of questions Jade got right. The equation to calculate Jade's score is then:

Score = 5 × x

To find Jade's score, we simply multiply the number of questions she got right by 5. For example, if Jade answered 16 questions correctly, her score would be 80 points (5 points/question × 16 questions).

Answer 2

`Jade's\,score=5*right\,answers`

Step-by-step explanation:

Because all the questions have the same point, we can find the weight (value) of each question dividing the total points by the total number of answers questions:

`(100)/(20)= 5`

Now with the weight of each question the only thing we should to do is to multiply it by the number of the questions she got right:

`Jade's\,score=5*right\,answers`

Let check if our equation works, if Jade got all the answers right, we expect she got a 100 score. Let verify on the equation

`Jade's\,score=5*(20)=100`, that's what we expected

If she got 10 right answers, we expect 50 score and if she got 0 right answers, we expect 0 score, let check again:

`Jade's\,score=5*(10)=50`

`Jade's\,score=5*(0)=0`

Again, we obtain the expected scores, so we can conclude our equation works.