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 find your total grade for the module, we need to calculate the weighted average based on the two parts of your scores.

You have:

1. 25% of the module, where you scored 53%.
2. 75% of the module, where you scored 66%.

The total grade is calculated by:

\[
\text{Total grade} = (0.25 \times 53) + (0.75 \times 66)
\]

Let's calculate this:

\[
\text{Total grade} = (0.25 \times 53) + (0.75 \times 66) = 13.25 + 49.5 = 62.75
\]

Your total grade for the module is **62.75%**.

Would you like more details or have any questions?

Here are 5 related questions to expand your understanding:

1. How are weighted averages used in grading systems?
2. How can improving your score on the larger weighted section impact your overall grade?
3. What strategies could help you improve performance in future assessments?
4. How can you calculate what score you need on the remaining parts to achieve a certain final grade?
5. How does the weight of different sections affect the overall score distribution?

**Tip:** Always focus more on the part of the module with the larger weight, as it has a bigger influence on your final 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?

Learn how to calculate the total grade for a module based on weighted averages. This example shows how to compute a final grade using two parts: 25% worth 53% and 75% worth 66%. Suitable for students in Grades 8-10.

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