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11-11-2018
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John is having an exam with Questions that require many answers.The Exam has 20 questions.
For every Correct answer he Gets 5 points and for every mistake he Loses 2 points.
John answers all of questions and in the end he receives 51 points.
HOW MANY CORRECT ANSWERS ARE THERE?

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Joshkd02 Joshkd02

11-11-2018

to get 52 marks there has to be a combo of right and wrongs marks.

i just used trial and error, and logic that there must me more right than wrong to get::

13 right answers (13x5=65)

+ 7 wrong (-2x7=-14)

65-14=51

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