Hii, I would really appreciate it if you could help me out and answer this question. So this really isn’t a math question. You s
ee I’m a 7th grader who got all A’s except for one C. I’m really worried that this C is going to affect me getting into a good high school especially since there going to be pay attention to my grades since we’re not taking the PSSA this year or any major tests. I also don’t know my gpa but at the bottom I’ll put my grades for the first marking period: Health 7 - A (99.25%)
Mathematics 7 - A (99.75%)
Physical Education 7 - A (90.19%)
Reading 7 - A (98.14%)
Science 7 - A (100%)
Seminar - A (97.57%)
Social Studies 7 - A (100%)
Social Studies Enrichment- C (78.75%)
Spanish - A (98.8%)
Writing 7 - A (100%)
Writing Enrichment- A (99%)
hi! i think you'll be ok, maybe ask your teacher if you can make up any work of do a project to get your grade up. teachers will more look at all you A's not that one C. :))
I think you will be okay! I calculated your average by adding all of them and dividing by the number of classes you are taking and it is still around a 96.5!! That is really good! If you are an overachiever like me, I understand that maybe you think it isn't your full potential, but trust me, it is a really good grade!! Whatever high school you are applying to (I'm not too sure how it works because I just went to my public highschool lol) will see you are taking a lot of classes and are doing phenomenal in all of them! I would try asking for extra credit or finding out if there is any way you can raise your grade, I do that when I am not happy with my grades. If you wanted to figure our your GPA out of 4.0 I think there are gpa calculators if you look them up. I hope this was helpful!
Percent of change will always be positive because the change is an absolute value. As we know, absolute value is always a positive value because you don't pay attention to the direction, only the distance is important.
Divide 12 by 3 and you'll get 4. That means 1/4 or a quarter of the 12 is 3. (Convert the fraction to its percentage form) 1/4 or 1 divided by 4 equals 0.25 Multiply 0.25 by 100 and you'll get 25%