Is portfolio items are worth 25% of weight and you have an 81 and you get a zero on a portfolio what we are score go down to
If portfolio items are worth 25% of the overall weight in your score calculation and you receive a zero on a portfolio, your overall score would go down by 25% of that zero.
So, if your score before the portfolio was 81, your overall score would go down by 25% of zero, which is still zero. Therefore, your overall score would remain at 81 in this case.
To calculate your new score after receiving a zero on a portfolio that has a weight of 25%, you will need to consider the weight of the portfolio item in relation to your overall score.
Assuming the portfolio item is the only component being evaluated and contributes 25% to your final score, you can calculate the impact using the following steps:
1. Determine the weight of the remaining components: Since the portfolio item carries a weight of 25%, the remaining components must have a combined weight of 75%.
2. Calculate the contribution of the remaining components to your overall score: Multiply the weight of each remaining component by its corresponding score and sum up these values. Let's assume the remaining components contribute an overall score of 81.
3. Subtract the score you received on the portfolio item: Subtract your score of zero for the portfolio item from the score you calculated in step 2. In this case, subtracting zero will not affect the overall score.
4. Calculate the updated overall score: Multiply the remaining components' contribution by their weight (75%) and add the result to the score you obtained in step 3.
In summary, if the portfolio items comprise 25% of the weight, and you have a score of 81 on the remaining components, receiving a zero on the portfolio item will not affect your overall score.
To determine the effect on your overall score, we need to consider the weight of the portfolio items and how they contribute to your final grade. Let's break it down step by step:
1. Determine the weighted value of the score you received on the portfolio item: If portfolio items are worth 25% of the total weight, a zero score on the portfolio means you earned 0% of the possible points for that item.
2. Calculate the contribution of the portfolio item to your overall grade: Since the portfolio items have a weight of 25%, the contribution of the portfolio to your overall score would be (0% * 25%) = 0%.
3. Calculate the remaining score: Subtract the contribution of the portfolio item from your current overall score. Let's assume your current overall score is 81.
New overall score = Current overall score - Contribution of portfolio item
= 81 - (0% * 25%)
= 81 - 0
= 81
Therefore, your overall score would remain at 81, as getting a zero on the portfolio item has no effect on your score if it's weighted at 25% and you had no other factors to consider.