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What if I told you that I fucked up even harder than it seems, I didn't not see the 4, but rather asked for the wrong thing.
--not the answer--
I wanted to know how many students there are per class but my brain was somewhere along the way.
You need to know, how the test works, how many points for how many questions, then now many points equal which grade and then somehow calculate the most generic outcome per class with the number of students and their grades from the tests and then determine what you would call a "expected grade". Like the likelihood of that grade occurring. Is it everything over 50%I'd guess you'd barely make it a 4- in a class of 20.