exam practice software with multiple choice answers

StingRay

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Hello,

i have one quiz software that give multiple choice questions. each question have 5 choice A,B,C,D,E & each question have 2 value correct. and i am access program database and found answer. but my math is not good. i need to know how to calculate value of each answer.

example:


The most productive diamond mine in the world today is located in
A)South Africa
B) Siberia
C)Brazil
D) Australia
E) Zaire

if answer is A and B is correct software database have answer value is 3.
i am found some correct answers with database value.
correct answers value:
Code:
#	correct 1	correct 2	Answer
1	A		B		3
2	A		C		5
4	A		D		9
6	A		E		17
3	B		C		6
5	B		D		10
7	B		E		18
8	C		E		20
9	D		E		24

now i need to know how to calculate answer value ?

Like :
Code:
#	Choice 1	Choice 2	Answer
1	C		D		??
 
Hello,

i have one quiz software that give multiple choice questions. each question have 5 choice A,B,C,D,E & each question have 2 value correct. and i am access program database and found answer. but my math is not good. i need to know how to calculate value of each answer.

example:


The most productive diamond mine in the world today is located in
A)South Africa
B) Siberia
C)Brazil
D) Australia
E) Zaire

if answer is A and B is correct software database have answer value is 3.
i am found some correct answers with database value.
correct answers value:
Code:
#    correct 1    correct 2    Answer
1    A        B        3
2    A        C        5
4    A        D        9
6    A        E        17
3    B        C        6
5    B        D        10
7    B        E        18
8    C        E        20
9    D        E        24

now i need to know how to calculate answer value ?

Like :
Code:
#    Choice 1    Choice 2    Answer
1    C        D        ??
Looking at #6 vs #7, it is clear that A is one less than B. Assuming that the values are all positive integers, #1 can only lead to A = 1 and B = 2. From this I think you can find the values of the remaining letters.
 
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