how many are there on the real exam? are they a set number for everyone i.e. 22 or differs and do they get counted in your score at all if you get them right or totally discarded?
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It's been rumored that there are 22, but I'm not sure that anyone actually knows.
I don't see it likely that the # fluctuates though, because changing the n-value (# of graded questions) per exam factoring into any one person's score would cause discrepancies / be unfair.
I don't see it likely that the # fluctuates though, because changing the n-value (# of graded questions) per exam factoring into any one person's score would cause discrepancies / be unfair.
