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    A multiple choice test had 5 options (A, B, C, D, E) that 50 examinees chose from. The number of examinees who chose each option was recorded. Option A had 0 examinees choose it, making it a plausible option. Options B, D, and E were implausible since their numbers did not add up to the total number of examinees. Only option C, with 15 examinees, was plausible based on the provided information.

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    A multiple choice test had 5 options (A, B, C, D, E) that 50 examinees chose from. The number of examinees who chose each option was recorded. Option A had 0 examinees choose it, making it a plausible option. Options B, D, and E were implausible since their numbers did not add up to the total number of examinees. Only option C, with 15 examinees, was plausible based on the provided information.

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    Option A Is Plausible While Options B, D, E Are Implausible

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    SABATIN, LISBETH B.

    BSED-FILIPINO 3B

    Activity 32
    A multiple choice type of test has 5 options. The Table below indicates the number of
    examinees out of 50 who chose each option.
    Option
    A B C D E
    0 20 15* 5 10

    Which options are plausible? Which ones are implausible?


    Answer:

    Option A is plausible while options B, D, E are implausible.

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