A student has taken two math tests. On the first, he received a score of 46 out of 50 questions correct, and on the second, he received a score of 27 out of 30 questions correct. What is the experimental probability that the student answered a question correctly?

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anonymous · Answer

I would actually like to know this one, too.

anonymous · Answer

@NykyrianAlexander good lol

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, I'm horrible at math. @RedDevil

anonymous · Answer

Me Too ... @NykyrianAlexander

anonymous · Answer

@dan815 help us please

dan815 · Answer

okay so how many right questions does he have in total

anonymous · Answer

73

dan815 · Answer

out of how many total questions

dan815 · Answer

hello, how many questions are there in total and how many right answers are there in total

dan815 · Answer

did u already figure it out :)

whpalmer4 · Answer

There are a total of 50+30 = 80 questions, of which 46+27=73 were correctly answered.  The experimental probability would be correct answers / number of questions.

anonymous · Answer

it was a test on the cpu and it skipped me cause i was on break @dan815

whpalmer4 · Answer

@RedDevil You aren't supposed to be using OpenStudy to get test answers!

anonymous · Answer

A Pretest. In summer school.. @whpalmer4