If anyone can explain the answer to this, I'd be grateful. It's been bugging me for ages now...
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I think the answer to original question is 37.5%
Assume equal chance (1/4) of picking each answer
Assume equal chance each answer being correct, therefore odds of each answer being correct are 50% for 25% (a,d) and 25% for the other two.
So 1/4*50% + 1/4*25% + 1/4*25% + 1/4*50% = 37.5%
Vicente whispered this into my ear.
Or more likely 33.33% if equal chance of answer being 25%, 50% or 60%.
Into Dick Knight's pocket, along with the Cup Final money.Hang on a minute, so where's the other tenner gone?
If anyone can explain the answer to this, I'd be grateful. It's been bugging me for ages now...
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How about this one?
Me and my two flat mates were after a decent big new telly for the flat, and a mate of ours said he had seen a peach of an LED full HD 32 inch for exactly £300, and he could pick it up for us on his way home from work next day.
So in the pub that night we each gave him £100, so he could go out and buy the £300 TV.
He went to the shop, and to his delight the price had been reduced even further, to just £250. He obviously thought he would keep quiet about this further discount and pocket the £50 himself.
But his conscience got the better of him, so when he delivered the telly to us he said he got it for £250. And as £50wasn't easily divisible by 3 he said "how about I give you £10 back each, and I keep the other £20 for my trouble, time and petrol money?". And we all thought 'fair enough, he's done us a proper good turn here'.
So at the end of the day, we had each given him £100, but he had given each of us a tenner back. So each of us had parted with £90. Three times £90 is £270, add on the £20 he kept for himself, makes £290.
Hang on a minute, so where's the other tenner gone?
there our five mistaks in this sentance.
True of False?
Number of saves by Kuszczak for the Albion next season
X (multiplied by)
Number of goals scored by Michael Owen for the Albion next season
Zen.
thats back to front..... 3 x 90 each = 270 minus the 20 quid your mate puts in his pocket = the cost of the TV
True:
- The sentence should begin with a capital letter.
- The second word should be 'are' not 'our'.
- The word 'mistaks' is mis-spelt (should be 'mistakes').
- The word 'sentance' is mis-spelt (should be 'sentence').
- The word 'five' is incorrect and should read 'four'.
Also, is there a bonus point for pointing out that it should say "True or False" not "True of False"? I didn't count it as one of the mistakes as it isn't part of the sentence in question.
You have pointed out 5 mistakes, but that means 'five' is not a mistake...... [twist brain here]
Ah, good point.
In that case I'm counting the true or false bit as one of the five, which means there are five mistakes excluding the five/four thing.