- 16 Jun 2018 12:28
#14925064
Were not counting the number that chose a single answer. We're counting the number that responded to All the answers available for a single question.
Out of 100 people - 65 chose answer A - 75 chose answer B - 30 chose answer c - that's 170 total answers which is 170% of the participants. Now if you don't get that, YOU show US your math.
Zam
One Degree wrote:No answer can exceed the number of people responding no matter how many choices they have. Each person can only choose it once. I am also referring to the specific poll numbers he listed, not some ideal situation.
Were not counting the number that chose a single answer. We're counting the number that responded to All the answers available for a single question.
Out of 100 people - 65 chose answer A - 75 chose answer B - 30 chose answer c - that's 170 total answers which is 170% of the participants. Now if you don't get that, YOU show US your math.
Zam
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