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What is the percentage of failure if a student scores 80% in English and 85% in Math, when passing percentage is 75%?

A. 6%
B. 7%
C. 8%
D. 0%
Correct Answer: D. 0%

This question is a straightforward assessment of understanding passing criteria. The student scored 80% in English and 85% in Math. The passing percentage for each subject is stated as 75%. Since both scores (80% and 85%) are individually higher than the required 75% passing mark, the student has successfully passed both subjects.

  • The student scored 80% in English, which is greater than 75%.
  • The student scored 85% in Math, which is also greater than 75%.
  • Since the student passed both subjects, there is no failure.
  • Therefore, the percentage of failure is 0%.

The other options (6%, 7%, 8%) would imply some form of failure or miscalculation, which is not the case here. The question does not suggest an average passing score or any other complex criteria.

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