Is it still possible to get a 50 in a subject if you lose 5 marks or more SACs?

[stonecold]

man, i am so screwed, i might as well pack up and go home now.
i could write for hours and would stuggle to get an 8/10.

i can barely write at all, let alone under pressure!

[tram]

^my sentiments exactly

[Blakhitman]

man, i am so screwed, i might as well pack up and go home now.
i could write for hours and would stuggle to get an 8/10.

i can barely write at all, let alone under pressure!

This.

[stonecold]

see, i even struggle to spell 'struggle' properly haha!

[Blakhitman]

see, i even struggle to spell 'struggle' properly haha!

And I didn't even notice that

[akira88]

I got 9/10, 9/10 and 7.5/10 for English to get 43. Mind you, I had kinda avergage Eng SACs...

What is considered an average SAC? Wow nice scores though

[superflya]

^^ id say ~6-7.5

[andy456]

just wondering, for SAC's would 24/30 be the same as 8/10??

[superflya]

just wondering, for SAC's would 24/30 be the same as 8/10??

they both equate to 80% dont they

[vexx]

just wondering, for SAC's would 24/30 be the same as 8/10??

they both equate to 80% dont they

If a test was scored out of 30 then in terms of sac rankings it would probably be a lot different then if a score was 8/10. as there would be more variety in scores like 23/30, 24/30, etc, rather then 7/10 or 8/10, even having 8.5/10 gives you less variability.. but in terms of percent and assuming ranking would have been the same- yes they are equal ^^;

[akira88]

just wondering, for SAC's would 24/30 be the same as 8/10??

they both equate to 80% dont they

If a test was scored out of 30 then in terms of sac rankings it would probably be a lot different then if a score was 8/10. as there would be more variety in scores like 23/30, 24/30, etc, rather then 7/10 or 8/10, even having 8.5/10 gives you less variability.. but in terms of percent and assuming ranking would have been the same- yes they are equal ^^;

Haha that's exactly what I thought! I got 25/30 for my first SAC so that would be about 8.33/10- it sounds really high like that lmao.

[m@tty]

Haha, keep it in exact form: . Then you can say you only lost one mark... (out of six)

[Ilovemathsmeth]

Average SACs - I think in terms of the cohort. For term 3, I was just average. For term 4, I may have been above the average as I did get much higher SAC marks...

[AzureBlue]

Haha, keep it in exact form: . Then you can say you only lost one mark... (out of six)

Or you can get 0/100 and simplify it to 0/1 - only lost one mark

[akira88]

Haha, keep it in exact form: . Then you can say you only lost one mark... (out of six)

Or you can get 0/100 and simplify it to 0/1 - only lost one mark

Lmao. Maths sure makes everything better