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« Reply #30 on: November 02, 2007, 09:35:34 pm »
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but i got 99.17%in the exam, 238/240


No, I'm talking about 98% for the person who got lower. This why teachers dislike ties, they basically screw both students over.


oh fuk, that weakling screwed me
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« Reply #31 on: November 02, 2007, 09:36:19 pm »
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No. I mean if there is a tie in ranking, that is, two people are ranked "first". Then both of you receive a SAC mark equal to the LOWER exam mark.
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« Reply #32 on: November 02, 2007, 09:38:21 pm »
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No. I mean if there is a tie in ranking, that is, two people are ranked "first". Then both of you receive a SAC mark equal to the LOWER exam mark.


what would the score be if i had sac99, X had sac 100

my exam 100, and X exam was50
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« Reply #33 on: November 02, 2007, 09:41:06 pm »
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well if you were the only 2 in the class, you'd be screwed over as ud get 50 for sac marks haha. but seeing as its likely someone else would get higher than him, you get the second ranked external mark.. wherever they were ranked in the sac.. so say someone else in the class ranked 4th pulled a 96.. and that was the next highest after yours. you'd take that as your sac mark

oh and you got screwed over with methods being tied and getting the lower one, thats reeeallly unfair for you id be pissed :?

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« Reply #34 on: November 02, 2007, 09:41:20 pm »
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He would get 100% as his SAC mark, and you would get the second highest exam mark as your SAC mark (which probably will be someone else in your class.. since 50 is incredibly low lol).
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« Reply #35 on: November 02, 2007, 09:42:07 pm »
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if you don't mind me asking joechan .... what did you get for your study score?
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« Reply #36 on: November 02, 2007, 09:42:19 pm »
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omg. i just realised im also ranked no.1 in german. i think. actually im not sure seeing as theres 3 ppl in my class. hmm .... ok im really starting to like sacs right now :P

if theres less than 25 (i think its 25) people in a class, you are joined with another class in ranking. they can be from your school or another school or even another city  :P

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« Reply #37 on: November 02, 2007, 09:43:48 pm »
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damn my school for being german-haters. they've all gone and done chinese instead.

actually i dont know why i didnt do chinese seeing as i can speak it fluently. :(
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« Reply #38 on: November 02, 2007, 09:47:10 pm »
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if you don't mind me asking joechan .... what did you get for your study score?


sac        98/100
exam1   78/80
exam2   160/160

study score 47..... i expected higher >.<
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« Reply #39 on: November 02, 2007, 09:51:46 pm »
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No. I mean if there is a tie in ranking, that is, two people are ranked "first". Then both of you receive a SAC mark equal to the LOWER exam mark.


what would the score be if i had sac99, X had sac 100

my exam 100, and X exam was50


Someone confirm if this is the gist of statistical moderation please! (because as helpful as I try to be [sometimes], I might be absolutely wrong.)
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Assuming only 3 people in a class (though they actually combine a small group with another one, but for the sake of an example imagine it works):

SACs
x - 100 (1st rank)
y - 99 (2nd rank)
z- 97 (3rd rank)

EXAMs
x - 50 3rd
y- 99 1st
z- 89 2nd

Since x is ranked 1st in SACs, x will get y's exam mark for the SACs. So x's SACs will be 99.
But x keeps the 50 for x's exam marks.
SAC: 99
EXAM: 50

y is ranked 2nd, hence y should get the 2nd highest exam mark for y's SACs: 89.
Same as before, y keeps y's exam mark: the 99.
SAC: 89
EXAM: 99

z is third. So his SACs will now be 50.
SAC: 50
EXAM: 89

... and of course the spread of marks wouldn't be as crazy as this with a larger group.

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« Reply #40 on: November 02, 2007, 09:56:43 pm »
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No. I mean if there is a tie in ranking, that is, two people are ranked "first". Then both of you receive a SAC mark equal to the LOWER exam mark.


what would the score be if i had sac99, X had sac 100

my exam 100, and X exam was50


Someone confirm if this is the gist of statistical moderation please! (because as helpful as I try to be [sometimes], I might be absolutely wrong.)
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Assuming only 3 people in a class (though they actually combine a small group with another one, but for the sake of an example imagine it works):

SACs
x - 100 (1st rank)
y - 99 (2nd rank)
z- 97 (3rd rank)

EXAMs
x - 50 3rd
y- 99 1st
z- 89 2nd

Since x is ranked 1st in SACs, x will get y's exam mark for the SACs. So x's SACs will be 99.
But x keeps the 50 for x's exam marks.
SAC: 99
EXAM: 50

y is ranked 2nd, hence y should get the 2nd highest exam mark for y's SACs: 89.
Same as before, y keeps y's exam mark: the 99.
SAC: 89
EXAM: 99

z is third. So his SACs will now be 50.
SAC: 50
EXAM: 89

... and of course the spread of marks wouldn't be as crazy as this with a larger group.


poor z, if he knew the working, x would be endangered
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