A multiple choice test consists of \(30\) questions, with each question having \(4\) choices of which only \(1\) is correct. Each correct answer gains \(3\) marks but each incorrect answer loses \(1\) mark.
Charlie’s strategy for this test is to answer all \(30\) questions. For each question, he will choose his answer at random with each choice having equal chance of being chosen. Let \(C\) denote the number of correct answers that Charlie achieves.
Assume now that \(C\) has the binomial distribution \(\mathrm{B}\left( 30,0.25 \right)\).
The passing mark for this test is \(32\).
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