There were 100 questions in an examination. A
student was given 5 marks for every correct
answer and penalised 2 marks for every incorrect
answer. A student answered all the questions
and could score 241 marks. How many questions
did he answer correctly ?
Answers
Answered by
1
Answer:
63 questions
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Number of questions : 100
Marks awarded for correct answers : 5 marks
Maximum marks : 500
Marks awarded for wrong answers : -2 marks
Let the questions attended correctly be x and questions attended incorrectly be (100-x)
According to the question
= 5(x)+(-2)(100-x)= 241
= 5x-200+2x=241
= 7x-200=241
= 7x = 241+200
= 7x = 441
= x = 441/7
= x = 63
Hence, the number of questions answered correctly is 63.
Answered by
0
Answer:
63
Step-by-step explanation:
Take the number of qs answered correctly as 'X'
therefore, the number of questions answered incorrectly is 100-x
total marks got is 241 that is given
Marks obtained by the person for answering x number of questions is 5x
Marks lost for each wrong answer is 2 into 100-x
there we can form an equation 5x -2(100-x) = 241
we get 7x = 441 after removing the brackets and transposing
hence x=63
63
Step-by-step explanation:
Take the number of qs answered correctly as 'X'
therefore, the number of questions answered incorrectly is 100-x
total marks got is 241 that is given
Marks obtained by the person for answering x number of questions is 5x
Marks lost for each wrong answer is 2 into 100-x
there we can form an equation 5x -2(100-x) = 241
we get 7x = 441 after removing the brackets and transposing
hence x=63
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