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Calculating my overall grade average with 7 tests being worth 70% of my final grade and a final exam worth 30%?

How do I calculate that out to figure out what my average is with all my tests and my final exam combined?

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
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    What you need to do is:

    Test 1-7: take the grades of all of these (ex. 90%, 87%, etc.) and multiply them by 0.1. This will give you your % out of 70.

    Final: take this grade and multiply it by .3. This will give you your % out of 30%

    Add the two total %'s and this will give you your final %

    Example: Test 1-7: 89%, 70%, 75%, 60%, 85%, 81%, 95%

    Test 1-7 total % out of 70: 8.9+7.0+7.5+6.0+8.5+8.1+9.5= 55.5% (out of 70%) (which is a class grade of 79.3% by the way)

    Final Exam: 87%

    Final Exam total % out of 30: 26.1= 26.1% (out of 30%) (which is a final exam grade of 87% by the way)

    Now take the two percents and add them together!

    Final class grade: 55.5%+26.1%=81.6%

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Assuming all the tests are worth equal, then each of them would be worth 10% of your final grade.

    Let a, b, c, d, e, f and g represent the scores (in percent) on your 7 tests respectively. Let h represent your score (in percent) on the final exam.

    Hence:

    0.1a+0.1b+0.1c+0.1d+0.1e+0.1f+0.1g+0.3h = overall grade average (in percent)

    0.1(a+b+c+d+e+f+g)+0.3h = overall grade average (in percent)

    Hope that helps.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    66

  • Anonymous
    5 years ago

    This is just a typical middle school math question that you have re-stated in an effort to get someone else to do your homework. Go ask the teacher, little boy.

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