What are the options? 25%, 0%, and 50%. Well, it's not 0%, assuming one of the answers is real. So that leaves 25% and 50%. There are two options, and a one in two chance of picking the right one.
B.
Oh but wait, no. "At random". So it's gotta be 25%, if I'm not allowed to use logic, and if A could be considered wrong while D could be considered right (and vice versa).
It's a good thing I don't have any classes today that will require the use of my now-melted brain.
can't be 25% as there's two answers making the probability 50%, but also can't be 50% because there's only one of those so there's a 25% of chosing 50% for the answer.
0% is also wrong because there is a 25% chance of you picking c, 0%, at random as the correct answer.
Okay i say C because there are 2 out of 4 answers saying "25%" (i.e. A. and D.), which means there is a 50% chance of getting the correct answer (i.e. option B. in other words). Since it's impossible to pick all of answers A., B. and D., i an going to say your chances are zero, or "0%" (i.e. answer C.)
Originally Posted by Rob Rule Well exactly. Please treat it like every other multiple answer question ever - one answer is right.
Also, on the post above: if the answer were C, and thus true, how can the answer be 0%?
Err I believe i gave my reasoning for C being incorrect if you read my post...? Logically it's impossible. So if it was an exam I just wouldn't circle anything haha.
C is out, because it's wrong and is wrong even if it's right.
A, B, C then. If it's 33%, then that would be right, but it's not 33%.
I'd say it's either B or A/D, since A/D are the same.
So, assuming I pick it out of those two choices, it'd be B.
But then A/D would also be at 25%
Random chances:
50% of picking B
50% of picking A OR D
> 50% of 50% of picking A
> 50% of 50% of picking D
So, A, B, and D are all correct. You never said that there's only one right answer to the question.
Also, you never mentioned what random algorithm you're using
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My bad I didn't read yours properly however, I thought you were telling people to treat it like a normal multiple choice 
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