Math, asked by yajatmishra, 10 months ago

In a test , one mark is awarded for each correct a swer and 0.5 is deducted for each incorrect answer. A student attempted all questions in it. If the marks awarded for each correct answer and marks deducted for each incorrected answer are interchanged, then he would have got 90 marks less than what he would have actually got. Find the number of questions in the test.

Answers

Answered by Abhirupa
2

Answer:tgyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by aryanxp2006
6

Answer:

180

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x be the number of correct answer and y be the

incorrect answers.

Marks obtained = (x ∗ 1) – (y ∗ 0.5)

= x – 0.5y

On interchanging

Mark obtained = 0.5x – y

(x – 0.5y) – (0.5x – y) = 90

0.5x +0.5y = 90

x + y =

90

0.5

= 180

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