No.
More like 0 % cause the answer is not here.
Like i would ask wich animal has 8 legs.
Dog. Cat. Horse. Millipede.
No right answer possible.
Bad question. Not counting to the total.
Maybe i should have said not 0% C but just 0%
Not a 0 % chance you guess right between the 4 choises.
Or not 0% like you say.
To me your way would make it the right answer intentionally. But if you read the other explenations…
There are to much ways to think.
So exept this is a filosofie exam…and you need to explain way you think. And the points are on the reasoning. This is not math than.
This is an error for me. Bad question. So the points from this question chould be taken out of the total.
Two answers being the same doesn’t mean it’s a 1 in 3. It’s still 1 in 4 for each option. Basically if you rolled a d4 and chose based on that, you’d have a 50% chance to randomly pick 25, which would make 50% the right answer, but then change the likelihood of being correct 25% again. It’s infinitely self referential with no correct answer.
I was thinking otherwise. 4 answers possible would make idd 25% correct.
But since two answers are the same… 3 possible answers. So 33% is solution. That is not an option…
So 0% is the only right answer C
But if 0% is the right answer, then it is an available option. Which could be chosen at random.
No. More like 0 % cause the answer is not here. Like i would ask wich animal has 8 legs. Dog. Cat. Horse. Millipede. No right answer possible. Bad question. Not counting to the total. Maybe i should have said not 0% C but just 0%
Not a 0 % chance you guess right between the 4 choises.
Or not 0% like you say.
To me your way would make it the right answer intentionally. But if you read the other explenations… There are to much ways to think. So exept this is a filosofie exam…and you need to explain way you think. And the points are on the reasoning. This is not math than.
This is an error for me. Bad question. So the points from this question chould be taken out of the total.
Probably now all the math knowers are mad at me.
Two answers being the same doesn’t mean it’s a 1 in 3. It’s still 1 in 4 for each option. Basically if you rolled a d4 and chose based on that, you’d have a 50% chance to randomly pick 25, which would make 50% the right answer, but then change the likelihood of being correct 25% again. It’s infinitely self referential with no correct answer.