16. You are going to take a true-false quiz that has five questions. Unfortunately, the test is written in a language that you cannot read so random guessing is youronly hope. What is the probability that you get none of the questions correct?

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16. You are going to take a true-false quiz that has five questions. Unfortunately, the test is written in a language that you cannot read so random guessing is your only hope. What is the probability that you get none of the questions correct?