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~, how can I explain it.
How come, I alreay provide you a distribution showing that there is a possibility that 30 students may fail the example. How can you say at most 28 students may fail. If you look at the distribution of wrong answers among students, you will get the conclusion:
Look at this situation: 100 students, 70 answered all 5 questions correctly. The other 30 failed 3 questions each one. Here is how they failed:
5 failed Question 2, 4, 5
6 failed Question 3, 4, 5
10 failed Question 1,4,5
4 failed Quesiton 2, 3, 1
5 failed Question 3, 1, 5
Total failed students 5+6+10+4+5 = 30
Total students failed Question 1: 10+4+5 = 19
Total students failed Question 2: 5+4 = 9
Total students failed Question 3: 6+4+5 = 15
Total students failed Question 4: 5+6+10 = 21
Total students failed Question 5: 5+6+10+5 = 26
For the above situlation, please count how many students failed the exam. It is 30?
9 = 5 0 0 4 0 Question 2
15= 0 6 0 4 5 Question 3
19= 0 0 10 4 5 Question 1
21= 5 6 10 0 0 Question 4
26= 5 6 10 0 5 Question 5
total
failed
students 5 + 6 + 10 + 4 + 5 = 30
Post by 天秤座
I would like to say that: Oldwolf didn't provide a clear algorithm, in stead, GiganticBalls has provided a good analysis. Only the result needs some correction. The following is the answer:
at most: 9 students failed all 5 questions ( GiganticBalls is right at this stage).
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AT MOST: 19 students failed 4 questions. calculation is:
9 failed: Q1+Q2+Q4+Q5;
10 failed: Q1+Q3+Q4+Q5;
0 failed all 5 questions.
AT MOST: 28 students failed 3 questions. calculation is:
19 faild: Q1+Q4+Q5;
7 failed: Q2+Q3+Q5;
2 failed: Q2+Q3+Q4;
0 failed 4 or more questions.
Therefore:
不及格的最多有19+7+2=28人,
则及格的最少有100-28=72人。
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