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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Key-Spread-7513 • 19d ago
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in a true false test the odds of getting 0% equals that of getting 100% if randomly choosing, but the other person said 0% was less likely than 100%
• u/Spectator9857 19d ago Yeah, because they weren’t talking about a true/false test. • u/Dry_Category3955 19d ago If its multiple choice, 0% is more likely than 100%. So what test they are talking about? • u/Drumedor 19d ago A test with multi-choice test where there are multiple correct answers per question, but don't see those being run very often.
Yeah, because they weren’t talking about a true/false test.
• u/Dry_Category3955 19d ago If its multiple choice, 0% is more likely than 100%. So what test they are talking about? • u/Drumedor 19d ago A test with multi-choice test where there are multiple correct answers per question, but don't see those being run very often.
If its multiple choice, 0% is more likely than 100%. So what test they are talking about?
• u/Drumedor 19d ago A test with multi-choice test where there are multiple correct answers per question, but don't see those being run very often.
A test with multi-choice test where there are multiple correct answers per question, but don't see those being run very often.
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u/Beautiful-Musk-Ox 19d ago
in a true false test the odds of getting 0% equals that of getting 100% if randomly choosing, but the other person said 0% was less likely than 100%