2. An exam in Microeconomics has 40 multiple answer questions and each of them has 4 pos- sible answers, but only one of them is correct. For every correctly answered question a student gets 15 points and for every incorrectly answered she loses 5 points. What is the probability of passing the exam (the minimum required is 120 points) if a student is ran- domly picking the answers? (hint: you may use a normal approximation)

2. An exam in Microeconomics has 40 multiple answer questions and each of them has 4 pos- sible answers, but only one of them is correct. For every correctly answered question a student gets 15 points and for every incorrectly answered she loses 5 points. What is the probability of passing the exam (the minimum required is 120 points) if a student is ran- domly picking the answers? (hint: you may use a normal approximation)

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