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In an exam, there are 35 questions. Each correct answer, each wrong answer and each unanswered question carries 5 points, 0 points and 1 point respectively. Had each correct answer, each wrong answer and each unanswered question carried 4, -1 and 0 points respectively, the number of points a student would score in the exam is 25. Find the actual number of points that he would score in the exam.

[ correct answer: 60; please provide the detailed explanation]​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : In an exam, there are 35 questions.

Each correct answer, each wrong answer and each unanswered question carries 5 points, 0 points and 1 point respectively.

Had each correct answer, each wrong answer and each unanswered question carried 4, -1 and 0 points respectively, the number of points a student would score in the exam is 25.

To Find : the actual number of points that he would score in the exam.

Solution:

correct answers = C

Wrong answers = W

unanswered  = 35 - C - W

Score if 4 , -1 and 0 respectively

4C -  W  + 0  = 25

=> 4C -  W = 25

Score  5 ,0  and 1 respectively

5C + 0  + (35-C- W)  =  

= 35 + 4C  - W

= 35 + 25

= 60

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