Question 463:
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No answer provided yet.This is an example of the multiplication rule of probability. We need to find out what the probabilty of a correct response is given a random guess for 1 question. Then for each question we simply multiply this by itself.
So if there are three possible answers and only one is correct, the probability of a correct response from random guessing is 1/3 or .333. The probability of randomly guessing two questions is then .333*.333 = .1108 or about an 11.1% chance.