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OpenStudy (solomonzelman):

NEVER MIND!

OpenStudy (zzr0ck3r):

so you started the question with "the students grade is 85" then end the question with "what is the students grade?" ?

OpenStudy (phi):

This is unclear. If the Student's grade is 85, then his "score now" is 85. Is this a trick question ?

OpenStudy (phi):

and what does "student's grade is 85" mean ? before the final?

OpenStudy (solomonzelman):

phi, his score is 85 before the final was counted or scored, not add as a temporary zero or graded, and now after final what is his grade based on the conditions listed in the question?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

i need help on my math problem

OpenStudy (anonymous):

well ask him

OpenStudy (phi):

So you are saying that the grade before taking the final is determined by 0.8 * other_stuff+ 0.2*test_grad = 85

OpenStudy (phi):

I assume the test grade is the average of the 9 tests taken (not including the final) 0.8X + 0.2*test_avg = 85

OpenStudy (solomonzelman):

I don';t know where you get 0.8 * other_stuff+ 0.2*test_grad = 85

OpenStudy (phi):

I am trying to make sense of the statement: Test grade is 20% of his grade what is the other 80% of his grade due to ?

OpenStudy (solomonzelman):

I don't think what the other 80% are due to matters, we can still find the shange in his grade, or perhaps not? I know that the final is 4% of the test grade, and therefore 8% of his entire grade am I right?

OpenStudy (solomonzelman):

I menat 40% not 4% sorry for the typo...

OpenStudy (phi):

if this problem is doable, then we should be able to write down some equations. and the question is, is his current grade computed by using 0.8 * other_stuff + 0.2*test_grades = 85

OpenStudy (solomonzelman):

phi, don't worry about it.

OpenStudy (phi):

If the question stated after 9 tests, his grade is 85 the final test, where he scored 90, will be 40% of his final grade. then you can do the problem: 0.6*85 + 0.4*90= 87 but your question as stated is unclear, and I think leaves out info we need.

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