What are the percentage ranges for each letter grade?
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It depends on your teacher / professor.  But typically,\nA+ 98 - 100%\nA  93 - 97%\nA- 90 - 92%\nB+ 88 - 89%\nB  83 - 87%\nB- 80 - 82%\nC+ 78 - 79%\nC  73 - 77%\nC- 70 - 72%\nD+ 68 - 69%\nD  63 - 67%\nD- 60 - 62%\nF  0 - 59%\n\nHope this helps.  Good luck and have a nice day!
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81% so you got an B  next time you want to figure a percentage out just divide the number of questions you got right to the total number of questions..........At my school: 90%-100%=A 79%-89%=B 69%-78%=C 50%-68%=D 49% or less equals a big fat juicy zero
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Grades\nHomework\nTests
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&*&*&*\nLetter GradeGPA\n\n\nA 4.00      C   2.00\nA-3.67      C-   1.67\nB+3.33      D+   1.33\nB3.00      D   1.00\nB-2.67      D-    0.67\nC+2.33      F    0.00\n\n\nSomewhere between a B and a B-, but closer to a B
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Will these work for you?\n\nsorry...try this one  http://cybersleuth-kids.com/sleuth/Math/Math_Worksheets/Percent/index2.htm
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The scales are different from one instructor to the other.  4.0 scale is base on Letter grade.  Majority of instructors will consider 90-100 as A, which is 4.0, 80-89 as B (3.0).  Some will use 88-100 for A, 92-100, 94-100, etc.  There isn't any conversions  between number scale and 4.0 scale.  You might want to try 79.2/100 = 4.0/x if you really want to know your standing or you try base on the Letter Grade Scale.
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In the United States, Canada, Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand they use a 5 point letter system so logically it should be A, B, C, D, E , Where E would represent failure (u see where this is going) Since f is the next letter they decided to let F represent Failure instead of E.\nWhere i'm from there is are grades a b c d e and u for unclassified in College (wherea-e are passes and u is failure) but in Highschool and before we dont use letters rather we use percentages.
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.47\n\n47/100 \n\nSo that you understand it, everytime you want to change a percentage to decimal, you take out the % and divide it between 100\n\nFor decimals, you take out the % and write the number you have above (here/100) 100\n\nHope it helps, have a nice day
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1.Take the average of your 10% grades\n2. Multiply by .1\n3.Take the average of your 50% grades\n4. Multiply by .5\n5.Take the average of your 40% grades\n6. Multiply by .4\n7. Then add the 3 numbers you got together.\nThat will give you your grade in the class. Hope it's good!
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Total all of the grade points and divide them by the number of grades.\n\nA=4, b=3, C=2, D=1, F=0\n\n2 B's and an A would be 10 points, divide by 3 and the GPA is 3.3
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When I was in high school, the grades we were assigned were based on a scale of 1-100. For assignments like math questions, the number right divided by the total determined the grade. For assignments like writing compositions, the score was more objective, but there was generally a point value out of 100 given to the assignment. Most teachers had a scale that went something like this:\n\nA+ - 97-100%\nA  - 93-96%\nA- - 90-92%\nB+ - 87-89%\nB  - 83-86%\nB- - 80-82%\nC+ - 77-79%\nC  - 73-76%\nC- - 70-72%\nD+ - 67-69%\nD  - 63-66%\nD- - 60-62%\nF  - 59% and under
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If plus/minus grades are part of your school's GPA system, it depends on what value they give each grade.  \n\nIf not, the average would be 2.33.
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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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The highest score for each section is 800. There are three sections, \n1) Critical Reading \n2) Math\n3) Writing\nThus, the total full score is 800.\n\nFor each question you omit, you receive 0 marks, and for each question you answer wrongly, you're deducted 1/4 marks.\n\nThe range of the scores are 200 - 800 for each section. The total range 600-2400.
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Depends on your level\n\nlevel / answers\n\n1       - 20\n2       - 40\n3       - 60\n4       - 80\n5,6,7 - (unlimited)
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it's about a C/C+ GPA.\n\nA is 4.0\n\nB is 3.0\n\nC is 2.0\n\nD is 1.0\n\nunless you are taking Honors or Advanced Placement (weighted) classes - then you can add one point to each of the grades I gave you.
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marks --- average\nUK-----IELTS\nUSA-----GRE , TOEFL