2ukenkerl wrote:
IQ=(MA/CA)*100
Chronoligical age of a 10 year old is ALWAYS 10!
Mental Age of a 10 year old is expected to be 10!
10/10=1
1*100=100
So the average IQ is 100!
If the 10 year old tested as a 15 year old, it would be:
15/10=1.5
1.5*100=150
So a 10 year old that is as smart as a 15 year old has a 150IQ.
Tahitiii wrote:
It sounds like somebody has been mixing apples with oranges.
Garbage in, garbage out.
An IQ is a simple fraction.
Mental age over cronological age, times 100.
A five-year-old who tests like a ten-year-old would have an IQ of 200.
A ten-year-old who tests like a five-year-old would have an IQ of 50.
For decades that IQ is not calculated that way - all this talk about "chronological age" and "mental age" was the way that IQ was calculated in the begginig of last century.
Today, IQ is
IQ = 15*([your pontuation in a test]-[average pontuation in that test])/[standard deviation in the pontuations in that test] + 100
For the matter of this thread, the result is the same: if your pontuation is equal to the average pontuation, your IQ is 100, by definition.