>tfw was supposed to transfer to a pretty good school from

What's considered a good grade
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>>37412519
>distracted by the pu$$y

>He didn't fap everyday before college to minimize distractions

How much of a faggot are you? I bet you also brought your phone to college everyday.

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>>37412653
I needed a C
>>37412736
It's my fault for falling for the Succubus anon, I understand ;_;

>>37412859
What percent is a c

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>>37412968
70%, but the conditions for transfer were pretty strict about the fact that it had to be a C. And its not like I didn't get the grade I earned. I'm just at a loss as to what to do. Grades aren't final until another week but we're already out of school. So unless my circuits instructor feels like giving me a C for no reason oh welllllllzzzz.

Why do U.S. universities have such inflated marks? In the U.K. and Australia a 68 is pretty respectable for a hard course.

What's the point of everyone getting 80+? Seems like high school 2.0 in the U.S., especially with "campus" everything policing the place like everyone there isn't already an adult

>>37413020
could you post one "medium difficulty" question from a circuits exam?

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>>37413923
In the circuit shown, V0 = 10 V, R1 = 2 W, R2 = 2 W, R3 = 2 W, C = 0.5 F, and L = 2 H. If the circuit is in steady-state equilibrium, the voltage v(t) (in volts) is

I got an A on the test though, I just kept missing class when the instructor was giving us pop quotes and shizzz.

>>37412519
Lol who gets distracted by girls to the point where you fuck up your grades that bad? OP are you a Muslim or Indian by any chance? I don't mean the smart kind, I mean the rapey kind.

>>37413835
Hard classes are graded on a curve, our class on metabolic derivation pathways was graded on a curve with 10% getting an A, 30 %B, 30%C, etc. The numerical grade is irrelevant because of the curve, at least for most non-introductory classes.

>>37414671
thank you anon, I'm a NEET and was just wondering how hard it would be if I went to community college for something STEM

good luck with your situation, keep doing your best

>>37414671
Capacitor acts like a "broken wire"
Inductor acts like a "fixed wire"

so R3 is basically shorted. which means that the voltage between 2 plates of the capacitor is determined by R2

Total resistance is 4 ohms so I is 10/4

Voltage is 5 volts?

Total brainless brainlet here