How to Calculate Weighted Average

[@TheJoshtheboss]

Or you can multiple them directly with the percentage using the % function on calculator. Then add up.

[@amosgodwin3921]

On a calculator? That seems a bit in fair

[@lavishsharma3886]

very good explaination

[@parissmith-bn8xe]

Thank you wikiHow.

[@sunrisego4414]

Helpful video, but what if the weight is more than or less than one? Do you add the weights and divide the multiplication results by the sum of the weights?

[@niangmuong]

Yes, me too confusing.

[@winminthein]

Thanks❤

[@hadihadig9576]

Thanks

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[@tommyharris5817]

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[@shaneez4895]

@@tommyharris5817 that’s how bad their teacher was

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[@munkoman]

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[@xyama8433]

thank u

[@stackcryptofromnothing8922]

if the weight adds up to more than 100% i think you divide the end product of this method by the total weight.
for example this adds up to 1, if you divided its results by 1 it would be the same
my questions weight added up to 180, so i did this method then divided by 1.8 I believe this is correct but not sure

[@shaneez4895]

Thank u so much, university lecturer made it confusing somehow

[@stevendwoodruff]

great for folks who cant think , write, or understand anything

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[@rajeshpandey2198]

Lol here for board exams

[@johnwick-rl7xe]

Does it really improve mark?

[@birdsoup1590]

i wish she talked slower

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[@zahraaa59676]

I persinally think her way of speaking is very calming and makes the steps sound simple and direct. You could always speed up the video