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I answered B
The answer is 25%. All the question is saying that if a question(not actually posed) was asked and there were 4 answers (not actually given) what are the chance you would get the right answer - 1 in 4 not matter what
Oh, cool!! That makes sense.
It's a trick question. Normally, the answer would be 25%, but in this instance, 25% is a vailable as two choices, meaning there are 50% odds that you'd guess 25%. That would ake the correct answer 50%, except that 50% only occurs as one of the choices, emaning there's only a 25% chance you'd choose it. But that makes the answer 25%, which occurs twice, and thus there's a 50% chance... And so on...
Evan:
Awesome never heard it explained that way!.
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