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It would depend on the person and the class...I would say it's probably not advisable to experiment with this unless it really doesn't matter whether you pass or not.
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Well it is possible but only 10% possible and 90% impossible and to be honest what if the teacher gives you a test the next day you might have a 80% of failing and 20% of passing because you cut class last time and didn't learn anything
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