Ok just a quick question, since Paper 1 is out of 45 marks, and Paper 2 is out of 60 marks, does that mean Paper 2 is worth more towards the final exam mark? Or are the papers equal in value?
if u think of it that way, then yes, paper 2 is worth a bit more.
they add up the marks so u get a total out of 105. then they shrink it down to a mark out of 100.
then scale it and stick it in a black box and another number comes out the end... (sometimes with seemingly little connection to ur original mark...)
i thought that it would just be
your mark out of 45 plus your mark out of 60 and then divide it by 105 to get your mark in percentage value....
well thats what we did for the trial anyway