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Three people (Dell, Josh, and Sean, that's me) are playing DDR Extreme at the arcade. Using the DDR 5th Mix Arcade evalution formula (go to DDR Freak, Tips and Guides, DDR 5th Mix arcade) , find each player's score for the song "Super Star", if played on Heavy (Maniac) with Little off (Marvelous is off, each is playing four panel singles). See DDR Freak for the stepcharts for the following results:
Dell:
143 Perfects
142 Greats
2 Goods
2 Almosts
Josh:
288 Perfects
1 Great
Sean:
236 Perfects
49 Greats
4 Goods
Also say who has the highest grade.

Three people (Dell, Josh, and Sean, that's me) are playing DDR Extreme at the arcade. Using the DDR 5th Mix Arcade evalution formula (go to DDR Freak, Tips and Guides, DDR 5th Mix arcade) , find each player's score for the song "Super Star", if played on Heavy (Maniac) with Little off (Marvelous is off, each is playing four panel singles, also, by score, I mean how many point in game, not dance points). See DDR Freak for the stepcharts for the following results:
Dell:
143 Perfects
142 Greats
2 Goods
2 Almosts
Josh:
288 Perfects
1 Great
Sean:
236 Perfects
49 Greats
4 Goods
Also say who has the highest grade.

Answer 1

For the score, put a point weight system into operation.
For example let:
Perfect = 4 Points.
Great = 3 Points.
Good = 2 Points.
Almost = 1 Point.

Now the results.

Dell.
(143x4) + (142x3) + (2x2) + (2x1) = 1004

Josh.
(288x4) + (1x3) + (0x2) + (0x1) = 1155

Sean.
(236x4) + (49x3) + (4x2) + (0x1) = 1099

According to this point system Josh scored the highest mark. Your first question is unclear.