Question

Openstudy user L's medal count is 112 less than the medal count of OpenStudy user P. OpenStudy user P's accuracy (medals received-over-questions answered) is 79.85%. OpenStudy user L's accuracy is 62.41%

who has answered more questions?

can someone tell me how to express this in algebra??

Answer 1

lol P is me

Answer 2

hey

Answer 3

lol you sent faster than me

Answer 4

You have answered more xP

Answer 5

and no it aint you..feeler :p

Answer 6

so how to express this algebraically @ParthKohli ?

Answer 7

Your accuracy is less. I think it has to do something with inverse relation.

Answer 8

The lesser the accuracy, the more questions answered.

Answer 9

lol..is that a legit logic o.O

Answer 10

Yeah

Answer 11

well my book requires a more legit solution :p

Answer 12

I compared the medal count and I have exactly 112 more :P

Answer 13

hah lol

Answer 14

proves nothing

Answer 15

Let P's medal count = x
L's medal count = x - 112
P's number of questions = x/0.7985
L's number of questions = (x - 112)/0.6241 = (x/0.6241) -179

Answer 16

so i guess L has more right?

Answer 17

Dunnow :(