Grade equivalent score is interpreted by comparing the percentage to the actual letter grade given. In most instances a 90 percent or greater is equivalent to an A letter grade.
D+ one percent away from C- (70%)
In my school, its a B+. 85% or higher is an A.
C grade
This is how my math teacher tought me: first look at the fraction and then calculate in ur mind lol i really dont know how to lol oh and right now i am working a my 6th grade fraction crappy homework
Grade equivalent score is interpreted by comparing the percentage to the actual letter grade given. In most instances a 90 percent or greater is equivalent to an A letter grade.
D+ one percent away from C- (70%)
In my school, its a B+. 85% or higher is an A.
Fraction charts are ffractions that tell u wat the fraction is equivalent to you should have a frachion chart by 3rd grade
66% is a D grade and 99% is an A grade.
In grade school textbooks language like this is informal, and the definition differs from book to book. In one book "the fraction family" can refer to how a number can be expressed in different ways. If so, a fraction, a decimal, and a percent are the three members of the fraction family. In another book "a fraction family" can refer to how fractions can be grouped into "families" of equivalent fractions (e.g.: 1/2, 2/4, 3/6...). Likely, there are even more definitions.
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Grade average of 89 percent and 93 percent averages 91% or an A-.
60 percent would normally be a grade of D.
In the school systems within American, a grade of a letter B, is also a grade of 80 percent. In English school systems, they use similar percentages, but different letters. For instance in American a letter grade of an A is equivalent to an E. (E means excellent.) The letter grade of a B is the equivalent to VG. (VG means very good.)
This will normally be a grade of A.
Definetly an A grade.