It is counted 2:1, which means the written part counts 2x and the mark of the re-examination 1x
My question: if you have 7 points in the written exam and 6 in the re-examination, then nothing changes in the grade or
7+7+6= 6.66 so it is found and you are back at 7
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The calculation is correct as you wrote it. With a written 7 and a re-examination grade of 6, the grade remains the same. There is no change.