Kind of a wierd concept, I can appreciate that.
But, what I'm look for is to do with grades.
For example, one exam is worth 10% of the year and you scored 80/100 and a 2nd exam is worth 40% of the year and you scored 75/100. You haven't done the rest of the exams worth the remaining 50% of the year. WHAT IS THE CURRENT PERCENTAGE MARK?
Because you've only done 50% of the total exams, I would have to SCALE up the ratios: ie make it as if the 50% already done is the whole year by disregarding the 50% not done.
So it would be total weight of exams already completed, which is 50% (10%+40%), then 100%/(50%) which gives me 2. Then multiply both the current weights by the scale: 2 . Then recalculate percentage with NEW weights.
There must be an easier/simpler way of doing this, surely?
Any help is very much appreciated! Thank you!!
But, what I'm look for is to do with grades.
For example, one exam is worth 10% of the year and you scored 80/100 and a 2nd exam is worth 40% of the year and you scored 75/100. You haven't done the rest of the exams worth the remaining 50% of the year. WHAT IS THE CURRENT PERCENTAGE MARK?
Because you've only done 50% of the total exams, I would have to SCALE up the ratios: ie make it as if the 50% already done is the whole year by disregarding the 50% not done.
So it would be total weight of exams already completed, which is 50% (10%+40%), then 100%/(50%) which gives me 2. Then multiply both the current weights by the scale: 2 . Then recalculate percentage with NEW weights.
There must be an easier/simpler way of doing this, surely?
Any help is very much appreciated! Thank you!!
