what is a 2.25 grade-point average in number grades out of 100(example 80)
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Assuming, you're on a 4-point scale where 2.0 is a C (70), 2.25 is 72.25.
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CGPA depends entirely on how your school calculates the value of each grade. In other words, what range of percentages make up an A, a B, a C, and a D? You need all that information.\n\nAssuming that you have a 67.47% average, does that number fall above or below the point of failing? If it falls below, you're looking at a 0. If it falls above, consider how much above that failing point it is.
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Given the results of the two tests are 90% and 84%, we are interested to have a result in the third test such that the average of these three (3) tests will fall under the range of A. That is:\n\nLet x be the result of the third test in percentage. So we have,\nAVERAGE = (90% + 84% + x) / 3.\n\nSince A lies within the range of 90% to 100%, we want the average to lie on this range. That is, \n90% <= AVERAGE <= 100%.\n\nCase 1: 90% <= AVERAGE\n\nIf the target grade is the lower bound of A, that is 90%, then we have the following:\n90% <= (90% + 84% + x%) / 3\n270% <= 90% + 84% + x\nx <= 270% - 90% - 84%\nx <= 96%.\n\nThus, you have to obtain a score of at least 96% to get a grade of A in the class.\n\nCase 2: AVERAGE <= 100\n\nIf the target grade is the upper bound of A, that is 100%, then we have the following:\n100% <= (90% + 84% + x%) / 3\n300% <= 90% + 84% + x\nx <= 300% - 90% - 84%\nx <= 126%.\n\nThus, you have to obtain a score of at most 126% to get a grade of A in the class.\n\nCombining these two results, we have 96% <= x <= 126%. That means, your score in the third test must ranged from 96% to 126% to obtain a grade of A in the class.\n\nNote that in some instances that a student's grade in a test can exceed 100% whenever the student answered correctly the  bonus item(s) (commonly a very tough item) given by the teacher (or professor) in a test.
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100 is average.  Two thirds of the population scores within 15 points of average -- so you probably score better than about 60-65% of the population and lower than 35-40%.
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I'm not sure since I've never seem a grade scale other than A=4.0 scale.... maybe the university has an answer on their website on how to answer this.... try looking at other colleges-- there has to be at least one that shows you what to do!\n\nGood luck!
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the average, IE add up all parts and then divide by the number of parts.  For example if you'd taken 3 tests and gotten a 70 on the first, an 80 on the second and a 90 on the third you add the three to get 240, and then divide by 3 and your mean grade is 80.
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It helps to put them in order: 1, 1, 1, 2, 5, 5, 7, 8\nThen count in from the outsides to the middle, and it's halfway between 2 and 5, which is 3.5
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Example: You got a 50 on your math and a 50 on reading. You add a zero to the end of each and add them together, 500 + 500 = 1000. Hopefully you scored higher than that. ;)
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If it is a 4.00 scale, give each letter grade the follow values:  A=4; B=3, C=2, D=1 and F=0.  Add the values and divide by 6.  If you need to carry it further:  A=4, A- = 3.7, B+ = 3.5, B=3, B- = 2.7, C+ = 2.5, C=2, C- = 1.7, D+ = 1.5, D=1, D- = .7.
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you want something like this:\nint grade1;\nint grade2;\nint grade3;\nint grade4;\nint grade5;\nint grade6;\nint all;\nint average;\nint b = grade1;\nint c = grade2;\nint d = grade3;\nint e = grade4;\nint f = grade5;\nint g = grade6;\ndo {\ncout<<"Grade 1" <<endl;\ncin>> grade1 >> endl;\ncout<<"Grade 2" <<endl;\ncin>> grade2 >> endl;\ncout<<"Grade 3"<<edl;\ncin>>grade3>>endl;\ncout<<"Grade 4" <<endl;\ncin>> grade4 >> endl;\ncout<<"Grade 5" <<endl;\ncin>> grade5 >> endl;\ncout<<"Grade 6"<<edl;\ncin>>grade6>>endl;\n}\nwhile\n{\n(b !-1)\n(c !-1)\n(d !-1);\n(e !-1);\n(f !-1);\n(g !-1);\n}\ngrade1+grade2+grade3+grade4+grade5+grade6=all;\nall/100=average;\ncout<<"Average:"+average<<endl;\nI could develop this program for you and email it to you?
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2.0...a D is worth 1.0 and a B is worth 3.0...average them together and you get a 2.0
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ooo.  grades don't seem too good.  you should spend more time studying than trying to compute the average.  nevertheless the formula is\n\nall grade added together\n----------------------------------- = average\n# of classes you take\n\n\n97+90+89+75+71+70+67+66+61+57\n-------------------------------------------------- =  74.3     B\n                      10               \n\n\nIn my country a 74.3 is a C-
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The previous answer works, and that is how colleges determine your gpa, but converting from a 100 point scale to a 4 point scale can be simplified.\n\n - Take your gpa on a 100 point scale (87.3)\n - Multiply by 4\n - Dividie by 100\n\n(87.3 x 4)= 349.2\n\n349.2/100 = 3.492\n\nYour GPA (On a 4.0 scale) is 3.49
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It depends. I would say a D or F is not really good at all. A c is average.  But what if you are a very good student and worked your buds off to get a good grade and got a C.  This would be a hard working C, but if you didn't work for it than any grade is bad because you didn't try.
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780\n\n***To all the people below me who answered something other than 780.  GO BACK TO SCHOOL!
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Your data set would look like this:\n\n10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 235 235\n\nThe mean is 730/20 = 36.5.\nThe median is (10+20)/2 = 15.\nThe mode is 10.\n\nSo certainly what was stated by the dean isn't a lie.\n\nNow, if I were to calculate, say, the average number of classmates for each person in the statistics classes, there would be 100 9's, 160 19's, and 470 234's.  So the average number of classmates for people taking these classes is approximately 113,920/730 = 156.05.  The median is 234 and the mode is also 234.  So the newspaper isn't really lying either.\n\nI guess you can say that they are looking at this from two different perspecitves, so in that sense, there are two truths.
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Make a fraction putting the marks obtained by you as the numerator and the total marks as the denominator and then multiply the fraction by 100.you get your perentage.So your percentage is (308/405)X100=76%.So hard luck.You got C grade