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In a ten question multiple choice (4 options) quiz on FunTrivia, you have a chance of...

In a ten question multiple choice (4 options) quiz on FunTrivia, you have a chance of roughly 0.0000954% to get all ten questions right guessing at random. How is this number calculated?

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