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Inessa [10]
2 years ago
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Para ingresar a la Universidad del Chocó se aplica una prueba de razonamiento que consta de 30 preguntas. Por cada respuesta cor

recta se asignan 5 puntos y por cada incorrecta (o no contestada) se restan 2 puntos. Si un participante obtuvo un puntaje de 94 puntos, ¿cuántas preguntas
Mathematics
1 answer:
s2008m [1.1K]2 years ago
3 0

Complete question:

Para ingresar a la Universidad del Chocó se aplica una prueba de razonamiento que consta de 30 preguntas. Por cada respuesta correcta se asignan 5 puntos y por cada incorrecta (o no contestada) se restan 2 puntos. Si un participante obtuvo un puntaje de 94 puntos, ¿cuantas preguntas respondió bien?

Responder:

número de respuestas correctas = 22

Explicación paso a paso:

Dado lo siguiente:

Número total de preguntas = 30

Deje respuestas correctas = y; Respuestas incorrectas = n

Marca otorgada por y = 5

Marca deducida por n = 2

Si el total de preguntas = 30; luego

y + n = 30 - - - - (1)

Puntuación total obtenida = 94; luego

5y - 2n = 94 - - - (2)

De 1),

y + n = 30

y = 30 - n

Sustituya y = 30 - n en equ (2)

5 (30 - n) - 2n = 94

150 - 5n - 2n = 94

150 - 7n = 94

-7n = 94-150

-7n = - 56

n = 56/7

n = 8

Sustituir n = 8 en (1)

y + n = 30

y + 8 = 30

y = 30 - 8

y = 22

y = número de respuestas correctas = 22

n = número de respuestas incorrectas = 8

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