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3 years ago

Please Help!! I have a 99 in this class. If I get a 45 on a project that’s worth 50% of my grade, what would my grade be?

Mathematics

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butalik [34]3 years ago

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So I always go to this site for grade calculations

https:// rogerhub. com /final-grade-calculator/

So go down to "I already took my final" or something like that

So with you having a 99, then got a 45% on a project that's worth 50% of your grade, your grade unfortunately drops 72%.

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