Say you had an exam you had to pass came in two parts, one worth 40% of the total mark and one worth 60% of the total. You know the total mark and you know one of the individual marks – how do you figure out the other mark?

You’d need to know which paper the known mark was for.

edited to take away the nonsense.

A simple for some maths question.

English next week is it?

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(Overall mark – (Known mark x weighting for relevant exam))
———————————————————–
weighting for other exam

Criticising is easy, what’s the correction so the poor little poppit can learn?

I’m struggling to understand what it meant to say;

A simple maths question, for some.

A simple, for some, maths question.

Maybe just some additional punctuation would help?

Rondo – thanks for that.

Just hope that I can keep those marks up until 4th year.

SBZ, first year?

my first year marks werre 88% avg, pity it counted for nowt! got a good 2:1 in the end, should of really got a first, but screwed up my final year project

Warton – no 2nd year. Means that I have the skill and knowledge base to take into the next two years of practical work.