Thread: Multiple choice question.

A multiple choice question has 4 options. Choosing the correct option gives a student 3 marks.Choosing the wrong answer incurs negative marks so if a student chooses an option randomly,his expected score is zero.Suppose the student has successfully eliminated 2 incorrect options his expected score if he chooses randomly among the remaining option is:-
1
1.5
0
3

Hello, rbmeee!

A multiple-choice question has 4 options.
Choosing the correct option gives a student 3 marks.
Choosing the wrong answer incurs negative marks.
So if a student chooses an option randomly, his expected score is zero.

The penalty for a wrong answer is -1.

Suppose the student has successfully eliminated 2 incorrect options.
His expected score, if he chooses randomly among the remaining option, is:

. . (a) 1 . . (b) 1.5 . . (c) 0 . . (d) 3

. .