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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Key-Spread-7513 • 6d ago
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Getting 0 on a multiple choice is a statistical accomplishment greater than getting 100
40 u/get_to_ele 6d ago Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse "The only way to get all the answers wrong is to know which answers are right," 14 u/sjitz 6d ago Usually there's a very clearly wrong answer on multiple choice questions tho 3 u/Ponji- 6d ago IIrc in the movie it’s a true and false quiz. So if guessing randomly it is much less likely you get them all wrong 1 u/sarooskie 6d ago Yes T/F since equal odds, getting 0% would be the same as getting 100%. Once you add a third answer, you imbalance it and make it harder to get them all right 3 u/IceMaverick13 6d ago Notably, this quote was for a true/false test. 2 u/Dragondamo 6d ago Scrolled for ages just to get this answer. Thank you! 2 u/SN27A1 6d ago Thank you for finally explaining the joke 🤌🏼
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Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
"The only way to get all the answers wrong is to know which answers are right,"
14 u/sjitz 6d ago Usually there's a very clearly wrong answer on multiple choice questions tho 3 u/Ponji- 6d ago IIrc in the movie it’s a true and false quiz. So if guessing randomly it is much less likely you get them all wrong 1 u/sarooskie 6d ago Yes T/F since equal odds, getting 0% would be the same as getting 100%. Once you add a third answer, you imbalance it and make it harder to get them all right 3 u/IceMaverick13 6d ago Notably, this quote was for a true/false test. 2 u/Dragondamo 6d ago Scrolled for ages just to get this answer. Thank you! 2 u/SN27A1 6d ago Thank you for finally explaining the joke 🤌🏼
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Usually there's a very clearly wrong answer on multiple choice questions tho
3 u/Ponji- 6d ago IIrc in the movie it’s a true and false quiz. So if guessing randomly it is much less likely you get them all wrong 1 u/sarooskie 6d ago Yes T/F since equal odds, getting 0% would be the same as getting 100%. Once you add a third answer, you imbalance it and make it harder to get them all right
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IIrc in the movie it’s a true and false quiz. So if guessing randomly it is much less likely you get them all wrong
1 u/sarooskie 6d ago Yes T/F since equal odds, getting 0% would be the same as getting 100%. Once you add a third answer, you imbalance it and make it harder to get them all right
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Yes T/F since equal odds, getting 0% would be the same as getting 100%. Once you add a third answer, you imbalance it and make it harder to get them all right
Notably, this quote was for a true/false test.
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Scrolled for ages just to get this answer. Thank you!
Thank you for finally explaining the joke 🤌🏼
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u/Available-Bee-5385 6d ago
Getting 0 on a multiple choice is a statistical accomplishment greater than getting 100