A small daily life question!
There are 2 sub tests of an exam, The result is given in 3 different columns,
1st column ➡ ranks in test 1.
2nd column ➡ ranks in test 2
3rd column ➡ combined result. (which is based on total marks, {marks in test 1 + marks in test 2})
For me to get 1st rank in the combined result, is it necessary that I should get 1st rank atleast in any one of the sub tests?
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1 solution
A very simple counter example: Student Alice Bob Charlie Test 1 9 9 0 5 0 Test 2 0 9 9 5 0 Combined 9 9 9 9 1 0 0 Charlie is ranked second in both the first and second column. However he is ranked first in the third.