My module is based in two parts. One part is work 25% and the other part is work 75%. The part work 25%, i scored 53%. In the part worth 75%, I scored 66%. What is the total grade for my module?

To calculate your total grade for the module, we can use the weighted average formula. The formula is:

\[
\text{Total Grade} = (\text{Weight}_1 \times \text{Score}_1) + (\text{Weight}_2 \times \text{Score}_2)
\]

Where:
- \(\text{Weight}_1 = 0.25\) (for the part worth 25%)
- \(\text{Score}_1 = 53\%\)
- \(\text{Weight}_2 = 0.75\) (for the part worth 75%)
- \(\text{Score}_2 = 66\%\)

Let's calculate it:

\[
\text{Total Grade

My module is based in two parts. One part is work 25% and the other part is work 75%. The part work 25%, I scored 53%. In the part worth 75%, I scored 66%. What is the total grade for my module?

Find out how to calculate the total grade for a module split into two parts. This example involves a module where one part is worth 25% (score: 53%) and another part is worth 75% (score: 66%). Learn how to use the weighted average formula to determine the final grade. Ideal for high school students (Grades 9-12).

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