Mathematics, 21.12.2019 13:31 calebabaltimore

So i have a 61.11 percent in my honors algebra class. it's only been one week of the quarter but i failed my test with a 56.25 percent on my online test (which is worth 100 points) and a 64 percent on my written test (which is also worth 100 points). so i got a 56.25/100 on one test and a 64/100 on the other test. how high can i get my grade to be if i have 8 more weeks of the quarter and if it was only using homework grades?

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