What is my grade in my class when there are different percentages that need to be included?
Q. My biology class grade is based upon two things: my lecture grade and my lab grade. 75% of my entire grade is based upon my lecture grade. 25% of my entire grade is based upon my lab grade. Currently, I have a 79.3% in my Lecture grade. I have a 77.9 in my lab grade. What is my grade total at this point?
Asked by jennaalatalo - Tue Nov 25 16:16:41 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. (79.3 x 0.75) + (77.9 x 0.25) = 78.95%
Answered by WGHornsby - Tue Nov 25 16:39:12 2008

What grade can you transfer out of high school 9th or 10th?
Q. My Guidance Counselor told me that I can transfer schools in the 10th grade. Does that mean that when I begin 10th grade and transfer during that year, or after I finish 9th grade, and then in September I go to another high school in 10th grade, I'm mixed up. Is it during 10th grade or during the end of 9th grade?
Asked by pink_is_metal - Thu Sep 4 13:15:10 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You can probably leave at the end of 9th grade.
Answered by What the Pho? - Thu Sep 4 13:21:33 2008

What grade on a test do I need to keep my A in the class?
Q. I currently have a 94.14 in the class. The final is worth either 16% or 20% of our grade (can't remember) can someone do both calculations of what grade I need to get on the final to keep at least a 90% in the class?
Asked by J - Mon May 25 19:11:47 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If your final is worth 20%, do the following. 1) Multiply your third quarter grade by 2 2) Multiply your fourth quarter grade by 2 (if you are in semesters, just multiply the grade by 4) 3) Add these two numbers together 4) If you want 90%, take 450 minus the number added above. (the 450 is 90% out of 500) 5) This will give you the percentage you need on your exam to get an A About a 74%
Answered by Charlotte - Mon May 25 19:19:25 2009

In what grade in high school should I start applying for scholarship programs?
Q. I'm a freshman in high school and I'm starting to think about scholarships. I've heard that if you get really good grades and do extracurricular activities, the previous schools you went to will give you scholarship money (like your elementary school, high school). Is this true? When should I start applying for scholarship programs? Do I have to pay for anything? I heard that you should start applying in 11th grade.
Asked by Luv 311! - Thu Nov 22 21:17:25 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You can start applying now, but you're off to a good start on clubs and grades. Most of the time a college is going to look at your last two years of high school. If you're paying someone to do a scholarship search then it's a rip off. Legit companies do scholarship searches for free. You shouldn't have to pay anything to apply for a scholarship either. Most of the time if you're eligible for the scholarship they want you to write a paper or send a creative video, etc. Good luck!
Answered by vollbabydoll02 - Thu Nov 22 22:47:29 2007

What are the best grade 7 and grade 8 music theory workbooks?
Q. I have grade 6 theory and wish to teach myself grades 7 and 8 theory. I know there the official ABRSM workbook (music theory in practice) and then there's also the ones with the white front cover with a large number on it. Which of the two would you recommend, or are there better books out there?
Asked by Special E - Sun Jun 21 07:43:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. On their websites you can usually download .pdf files explaining the content. It also depends on if you are interested in classical or contemporary because they are quite different exams. LCM does popular music theory exams. I wouldn't know what is more credible or not but I suppose one way to find out could be to compare the content and see which (if either) looks more advanced.
Answered by vonkinky789 - Mon Jun 22 18:10:09 2009

What are good grade seven violin concertos?
Q. I've been playing the violin for six years and i would like to do a grade seven violin concerto. I would prefer something on the easier side of grade seven. Any ideas?
Asked by batmacatwo - Thu Nov 27 00:56:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. See: Student Violin Concertos
Answered by techfiddle - Thu Nov 27 06:57:18 2008

I want to become a vet. What grade do my grades start taking an effect on what college I go to.?
Q. I want to be a vet. My grades are not the best. What grade do your grades start taking an effect on college.
Asked by Tabitha J - Tue Dec 4 19:42:59 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Sophomore and junior year. The colleges see all your grades from high school but those to years are what counts for the GPA's they look at.
Answered by lifegoeson - Tue Dec 4 20:00:26 2007

What is tavern grade when it come to flooring?
Q. I'm in the process of building and we are looking at hardwood floors. Keep seeing tavern grade flooring at a great prices. What exactly is "tavern grade"? Will it be suitable to install in a house? What thickness should I be looking for in engineered would? Thanks!
Asked by duhryan3 - Wed Aug 23 10:00:30 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Tavern prefinished oak should lay a serviceable floor.A limited amount of unfilled/unfinished open characters admitted. A limited amount of pieces with finish irregularities such as bubbles, small skips, lines, stain/color variation, surface handling scratches, minor trash, and the like are allowed. The following characters are NOT admitted: mis-manufactured boards; shattered or rotten ends; large open knots and other unsound defects of a similar nature; pieces with less than 1/4 full tongue. Minimum average length 2'. Bundles 1 1/4' and up. tavern & better prefinished oak a combination of PRIME, standard and TAVERN grades developing from the production run. Minimum average length 2'.
Answered by oklatom - Wed Aug 23 10:08:24 2006

How do you find your grade point average if tests are 70% of your grade and homework is 30%?
Q. My pre-algebra teacher has it to where tests and quizzes make up 70% of our grade and homework makes up 30%. I don't know how to average my grade like this.
Asked by Csassie - Tue Oct 7 20:39:18 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You add up all of your quizzes and tests. Let's say there are 10 and they are scored out of 100 point scale. Let's say you have 950. You divide that number by the amount of quizzes and tests(10) and have your quiz and test average. You do the same with your homework. Now you Multiply your quiz/test average by 0.70 and then multiply your homework average by 0.30. Now you add these two numbers together. Magically your grade appears.
Answered by muse - um... sunburn? - Tue Oct 7 20:46:00 2008

Which grade will I begin to need to start writing short stories?
Q. Hey, I'm currently in 9th grade and I was just wondering when I will have to start writing short stories. Creative writing is one of my passions so I feel that it will be fun and easy once I need to start. I know it's usually different for each school, but if you could just give me a rough estimate, then that will be appreciated!
Asked by Nick - Sun Oct 18 17:30:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I remember I was in 11th grade when we did a full-on short story project.
Answered by hp_resource - Tue Oct 20 11:58:13 2009

What grade should you start wearing makeup in?
Q. Don't know what to do. Some of my friends already are wearing makeup and we are going into 7th grade. When is the perfect time to start wearing makeup.
Asked by <3123<3123 - Mon Jun 16 12:41:26 2008 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If you are going into 7th grade - lipstick/gloss is fine. maybe you can add shadow in 8th and mascara in 9th. Line is really unnecessary for middle school (or high school) but most kids start wearing it around age 16.
Answered by Lioness - Mon Jun 16 12:53:02 2008

What grade do children begin learning about fractions in most public schools?
Q. I am making a lesson plan for my math class and need to know what grade it should be targeted to. yes, i just want to know when you first get introduced to the idea of fractions...i would also like to know what grade kids are in when they first hear the words numerator and denominator.
Asked by jodyluvspink - Wed Feb 18 20:14:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I think Third or Fourth.
Answered by Claire M - Wed Feb 18 20:37:40 2009

What is your favorite grade to teach and why?
Q. I'm a litle bias because I've only worked with second grade, but I LOVE this age group. They're still young enough to be innocent, respectful and curious, but old enough to work on their own. They're young enough NOT to have growing pains like third, fourth, fifth and sixth grade, but old enough not to pee on themselves, cry constantly and whine like first, kindergarden and preschool.
Asked by Hapa_Hottie - Tue Nov 20 10:02:12 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Ill choose 6th grade because they are now mature enogh for teachers not telling them to do their homework or not to pee selfs.Also I won't cause i am in 6th grade and boys can be...immature
Answered by I Love E - Tue Nov 20 10:19:48 2007

What grade do you have to be in to get the National Merit Scholarship?
Q. I'm in Texas and I'm going to take the PSAT in 10th grade. I'm planning to graduate early. Would I still qualify for the National Merit Scholarship?
Asked by retrieverbark - Sun Jan 4 19:31:40 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I graduated early, so I had my guidance counselor read the rulebook. I had two options, but could only pick one of the two: 1. You can use your sophomore score to enter this competition. You need to contact National Merit and let them know ASAP that you will be graduating early. With this option, you receive the scholarship beginning your freshman year of college. See and for an idea of what score you need to make semifinalist for your state. 2. If your score this year is not good enough, and you did not use option 1, you can take the PSAT again next year and use that score to enter. Your freshman year of college you would need to contact your high school to get the finalist application from them. Under this option, you… [cont.]
Answered by garnet2010 - Mon Jan 5 23:09:51 2009

What is the difference between high grade and normal flour in baking?
Q. I want to bake blueberry muffins, but the recipe requires 2 1/2 cups of flour, and I only have 1 1/2. I have plenty of high grade flour, for bread making, however. Can I mix normal flour with high grade? Can I use just high grade? Or do I need to get more normal flour?
Asked by Cammie - Sat Feb 7 18:12:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Milling Quality is based on flour yield from softness equivalent and micro test weight. High flour yield is associated with high straight-grade flour yield and with low separation . The flour yield, which is known to relate to softness. i think you should use the proper measurements when baking, but be aware that you may get a heavier or lighter product than with normal flour. Normal All Purpose flour is heavily sifted, the difference between regular All Purpose and High Yield is the milling and gluten, which means your baked good may come out crustier. What I can suggest is that you sift the high yield flour about three times then measure it out for what you need, it should be alright.
Answered by Ms D - Sat Feb 7 18:31:07 2009

How to calculate the grade I need on my final exam to improve my current grade?
Q. The final exam is 20% of my complete grade for the semester. I want to get an A- in my french class so I wanted to find a formula to estimate what grade I needed (from a B+ ) to achieve that; I have an idea of how to kind of do it current grade(1.8) - 0.2 +(grade you want to get)--> this is probably wrong but somewhat the ideal
Asked by soljagurl317 - Mon Dec 17 17:09:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Current grade times 0.8 plus final grade times 0.2 Add thoes up for your final score in the class. Example: If you have an 87% right now going into the final 87% times 0.8 = 69.6 Now add in the final - lets say you get a 95% 95% times 0.2 = 19 Add 69.6+19 together to get your final grade. In this case it is a 88% Goodluck on your final!
Answered by Infinity - Mon Dec 17 17:13:51 2007

What grade are polynomials usually studied in?
Q. I'm in 8th grade. I live in Canada and I have heard that some people in my grade already have taken polynomials but I have not yet. What grade is it normally studied in? And can you give me a basic example explaning what they are?
Asked by Moo R - Sat Nov 15 16:34:58 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I live in Australia and I'm doing them in 10th grade. Polynomials are quadratics that can be factored. Polynomials are in the same form as quadratic. i.e. ax^2+bx+c=0 e.g. 4x^2+3x-7=0 Find 2 numbers multiply to get -7. One of the numbers has to be multiplied by 4 so that and the other factor of 7 add/minus to get 3. 1 and 7. 1x4=4 7-4=3 (4x+7)(x-1)
Answered by Melissa - Sat Nov 15 16:43:49 2008

What minimum grade of stainless steel should I look for in a kitchen sink?
Q. I have been told to not look below an 1810 grade stainless steel, but then other gradings I have seen are something like 304, or S30400. I have no idea what is what. Can someone please clarify? It's for kitchen and laundry. Thanks very much!
Asked by Pink Slipper Princess - Mon Oct 6 20:11:01 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Usually stainless steel sinks are made with a certain thickness of metal. The lower the number the thicker the metal. An 18 gauge sink will resist damage much better than 20 or 22 gauge sinks, especially if you plan to wash you pots and pans in the sink. Pots and pans will usually dent a 22 or 20 gauge sink. Also look to see how deep the basin is, a 6 in deep basin will not allow you to wash many of your deep pots.
Answered by fidel410 - Tue Oct 7 00:08:10 2008

What happens if a professor fails to turn in grades by the instructor grade deadline?
Q. I have always wondered this. What happens if a professor fails to turn in grades by the instructor grade deadline? Do you lose your grade or what happens? Thanks!
Asked by Hello!!!!!!!!! - Sun Dec 28 21:43:45 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. They start getting calls from the registrar telling them to hurry up and submit grades. No, you still get a grade, it just takes longer.
Answered by eri - Sun Dec 28 21:47:40 2008

What science does your school teach in each grade?
Q. This is how it goes in my school: 6th grade- Science in general 7th grade- Life Science 8th grade- Earth Science 9th grade- Physical Science 10th grade- Biology 11th grade- Chemistry 12th grade- None Also, 9th grade takes Health. I don't know if that counts as a Science class.
Asked by JayJasper M - Sat Dec 13 19:16:46 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 6th-Earth Science 7th-Life Science 8th-Physical Science 9th-Chemistry 10th-Biology 11&12 are varying
Answered by RockandRoll - Wed Dec 17 18:18:14 2008