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Which flour has 70 percent percent extraction rate?
straight grade flour.
What is the equivalent grade of 69 percent?
D+ one percent away from C- (70%)
You got a 61 percent on your test and you had a 92 percent in the class the tests are worth 70 percent of your grade what would your new grade be?
it depends how many grades in the class you have.
What grade average is a 70 percent?
A grade average of 70 percent is typically considered a C- or a low C grade. However, grading scales can vary between different schools and educational institutions, so it's best to consult the specific grading scale used by your school to determine the exact letter grade.
Is a 67 percent a d?
67% is usually a D. Grade C usually starts at 70%
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