| 1 | 5 | 0 |
| 44 | 4 | 9999988888887776666664433332222111111000000 |
| 68 | 3 | 8877777655544433332221100 |
| 87 | 2 | 999999987665544421 |
| 90 | 1 | 965 |
Average:37
StdDiv:9
Median:38
This is how your score roughly translates into a letter grade:
| A | 45-50 |
| B | 36-44 |
| C | 29-35 |
| D | 23-28 |
| F | <23 |
How to read this table: The first column is the number of students
that achieved 10 times the second column or more points. The second
column is the tens digit of the grades achieved. The third column is
the unit digit of the grades achieved.
Examples: 44 students
(first column, second row) achieved a grade of 40 and higher. Three
students got an 47 (second row), one student got a 27 (fourth row).
7 7 0000000 53 6 999999999998888887666555444333333222221110000 69 5 9988877776543322 82 4 8776654421000 87 3 98744 Average:59
StdDiv:10
Median:62This is how your score roughly translates into a letter grade:
A 63-70 B 57-62 C 46-56 D 40-45 F <40
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