What do the numbers in the assessment report mean?

[thatrandomkid]

Sorry if this is a dumb question,

Using methods in 2014 as an example - http://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/Documents/statistics/2014/section3/vce_mathematical_methods_cas_ga14.pdf

For the exam, say I got 70% - does that mean I got A?

And does that mean with 3 70%'s, i'll be looking at a 38 raw study score?

or does an A refer to like actual scoring ranges (85~)

Thanks

[Darth_Pepe]

Sorry if this is a dumb question,

Using methods in 2014 as an example - http://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/Documents/statistics/2014/section3/vce_mathematical_methods_cas_ga14.pdf

For the exam, say I got 70% - does that mean I got A?

And does that mean with 3 70%'s, i'll be looking at a 38 raw study score?

or does an A refer to like actual scoring ranges (85~)

Thanks

For exam 1, the score range is out of 80. The exam is out of 40. The score you get in your exam is marked twice then added up out of 80. Say if u get 35/40 or 70/80 in exam 1 then u got an A.

Thus if theoretically  A A A gave u a 38, then u would need these scores, which are all 'A'
SACS: 87-93/100
Exam 1: 32.5-36/40
Exam 2: 57.5-67/80