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Mathematics, 27.05.2021 01:40 jzane1182

A test has 10 multiple choice questions each of which has four choices and only one right answer. A student decides to use a spinner with four equivalent sectors on it to randomly choose which
answer to pick for each question. What is the likelihood the student gets exactly 6 questions
correct?
.016
0.0002
.25
.000077

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