80% is an A and anything above 85% is an A+, that's a good grade better then what I can do!
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Actualy, that's not correct...(From how I was graded, at least...)
Here's the grading chart:
(Excellent achievement) A: 100-93
(Good achievement) B: 92-85
(Satisfactory achievement) C: 84-77
(Minimal achievement) D: 76-70
(Insufficient achievement) F: 69 and below
So, an 85% is a B and 80% is a C.
An 85% is a B.
It depends on what sort of thing you're talking about. If it's an exam (meap, Explorer, SAT, PCAT and so on) you've gotten an A-. If it's a school grade you got a B, B+ or b-.
80% B
It depends on the grading scale but most of the time is a low "B" Common grade scale by percent 100-90=A 89-80=B 79-70=C 69-60=D 59 and below=F
85
In my school, its a B+. 85% or higher is an A.
An 85% is a B.
B. There are 10 digits from 80-89. Since 85 is the 6th one for 80, it stands that is not in the bottom 50%. It is also not in the top 40%. Therefore, it could not be considered a B+ and since it is not in the bottom 50%, there is no way it could be a B-. The end result is that is is in the middle. "B" final answer..
On a common ten point scale, 85% is a B.
B-
B
80%=b-
A b is 80% - 89%
In almost every case, an 87 is a B Some schools use a 10-point scale (60-70-80-90-100), which puts an 87 high in the B range. Some schools use a 7.5 point scale (70-77-85-93-100), where an 87 is a low B. ■
The letter system for grades is an American way of translating numeric grades into something easier for kids to understand. Here's how it translates out: A = 95 to 100 percent = 4.0 B = 85 to 95 percent = 3.5 C =75 to 85 percent = 3.0 D = 70 to 75 percent = 2.5 F = below 70 percent
33%
It depends on what sort of thing you're talking about. If it's an exam (meap, Explorer, SAT, PCAT and so on) you've gotten an A-. If it's a school grade you got a B, B+ or b-.