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antimonyarsenide wrote:

Ace-Of-Hearts wrote:

Luigitailsdoll45 wrote:

Lol... It's hard to believe that.

Hard to believe what?

Of course, my precalc teacher this year is a harsh grader, so she probably won't offer extra credit 

Well I don't believe you exactly either, as the program most schools use for their report cards (at least here) can't go over 100%, and it would also be impossible to average that because- well you're so good at math, you know what averaging is. But I was talking to Luigi who resaid your post because he's unable to input his own words in a lot of cases.

Last edited by Ace-Of-Hearts (2010-09-10 17:22:57)

antimonyarsenide wrote:

Ace-Of-Hearts wrote:

antimonyarsenide wrote:

Hard to believe what?

Of course, my precalc teacher this year is a harsh grader, so she probably won't offer extra credit 

Well I don't believe you exactly either, as the program most schools use for their report cards (at least here) can't go over 100%, and it would also be impossible to average that because- well you're so good at math, you know what averaging is. But I was talking to Luigi who resaid your post because he's unable to input his own words in a lot of cases.

Oh. I was talking about actual grades, like on progress reports, not report cards. There's only been one problem with over 100% averages at my middle school that I know of, and that's when someone had a 104% average in social studies and it showed as a 04%. But the program worked perfectly starting in 7th grade.

Also, it's possible to average that, because we sometimes get up to 10 points of extra credit on math tests/quizzes/homework.

Those are the same thing. Your teacher actually checks your homework's right and marks it based on that? Here we just get 5/5 if we have it finished and it doesn't look like we just wrote it on a paper we found in a garbage can. Must be some really easy stuff though, but don't expect it in Highschool

antimonyarsenide wrote:

Ace-Of-Hearts wrote:

antimonyarsenide wrote:

Oh. I was talking about actual grades, like on progress reports, not report cards. There's only been one problem with over 100% averages at my middle school that I know of, and that's when someone had a 104% average in social studies and it showed as a 04%. But the program worked perfectly starting in 7th grade.

Also, it's possible to average that, because we sometimes get up to 10 points of extra credit on math tests/quizzes/homework.

Those are the same thing. Your teacher actually checks your homework's right and marks it based on that? Here we just get 5/5 if we have it finished and it doesn't look like we just wrote it on a paper we found in a garbage can. Must be some really easy stuff though, but don't expect it in Highschool

Ok.

Although precalc is seeming like a piece of cake. I bet AP Calc will be more challenging though.

Not really, the only thing is the annoying arrows you have to draw over vectors.