[luvnursing67]

I know this sounds crazy and did not know where to post I am doing susanne plan and need someone to please tell me when I complete each test how do you go about getting your score or (%) to be sure I am correct to go on to the next chapter.Could someone please help me?

[RNRabbit2be75]

Originally Posted by luvnursing67

I know this sounds crazy and did not know where to post I am doing susanne plan and need someone to please tell me when I complete each test how do you go about getting your score or (%) to be sure I am correct to go on to the next chapter.Could someone please help me?

Say like there is 10 questions at the end of each chapter and you get 2 wrong, you subtract total questions(10) minus amount wrong(2) and you get 8 right?

So you divide 8 by 10 which gives you 0.8...move the zero over once and you got an 80%!

Please correct me if I'm wrong anyone.

[luvnursing67]

Thanks a bunch I guess I got so confused after doing the 25 question and trying to figure out a score. My mind is so boggled these days.

[RNRabbit2be75]

Your welcome.

[lvnandmomx3]

Originally Posted by Buttercup7507

So you divide 8 by 10 which gives you 0.8...move the zero over once and you got an 80%!

Please correct me if I'm wrong anyone.

You are correct, but you move the decimal over 2 places to the right for a percentage.

Another example
25 questions and 3 wrong
25-3=22
22divided by 25 =0.88 equals 88%

[suzanne4]

Each quiz is only 10 to 15 questions, quite simple to figure out. That is how you should be calculating it, based on each quiz; not a total of several.

But also be aware that the first tip that is posted is only a review and is not my plan or program.
That follows.

[luvnursing67]

Thanks I did understand that it was just a review I am attempting to complete this as you requested before I contact you for the review. I wanted to make sure I was getting the % correct because I had read another place how others were coming up with the % and it was different from me so I was correct just wanted to make sure. Thanks for all of the responses now back to the hard work at hand...