This is tough. It depends on how many assignments went into the 86 average you have now,
and whether or not the next assignment will have the same weight as all the earlier ones.
We have to assume (because we don't know anything different) that all of the assignments ...
past ones and the next one ... are all worth the same weight.
Use 'N' = the number of past assignments that made up the current 86 average
Use 'P' = the grade you need on the next assignment to raise the average to 98.
The magic equation is going to be: (86N + P) / (N+1) = 98
Multiply both sides by (N+1)
86N + P = 98 (N+1)
86N + P = 98N + 98
Subtract 86N from each side:
P = 12N + 98
'N' is the number of past assignments, so it can't be less than 1.
If it's only 1 then
P = 12 + 98
P = 110.
Bad news. Even if there was only one previous assignment, and you got 86% on that one,
you'd need 110% on the next one to make an average of 98%.
Test examination is a work given to a scholar in the class for which he is assigned marks, while assignment is a work given to the scholar to do at home and show it on the class specified.
40% of the grade of 96 and 60% of the grade of 50 gives (.4x96+.6x50) = grade of 68
60 percent are women
7 boys
At least an a
If there was only one assignment, your grade in the class is the grade received on that assignment.
It means that the majority of the class is failing and it could be either that the assignment/test/quiz is too hard or the teacher/professor is not good at teaching and is a hard marker.
100% in my class liked to have books
83 % is a B
name date (for school) teacher, class assignment
It means the weighted average of your mark should be 50%.
There are no statistics kept on this figure. There is no such occupational "class" as detective. "Detective" is the title of an assignment - ALL detectives are considered police officers, and their assignment can change as the needs of their organization fluctuate.
Not good enough, I am afraid.
It means that you are a very average student.
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Since the final is only worth 25 percent of your grade, you would add your class average of 84 three times. Then take that total of 252 and add it to your exam grade of 75 for a total of 327. Divide this number by 4 to get your final average of 81.75 percent.
No, 90 is the average only. For examle if in a class of 5 say 4 got 100 and only 1 got a 50, then the average is 100+100+1010+100+50 all divided by 5 = 90 average; but 80% got higher than 90 and 20% below 90.