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A student in MAT110 this semester has the following grades at the end of the semester, after two quizzes and one lab grade are dropped: Quiz average: 95 Lab average: 89 Tests: 52, 82, 88 Final Exam: 73 Question 1 of 5 20 Points Find the student's course average rounded to the nearest whole number. You'll need to consult your syllabus (and/or the feedback given) for weighting percentages and other grading information.Weights:Quiz = 25%Lab = 25%Test = 35%Final = 15%

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The overall course average is the average weight of all the quizzes, tests, finals, labs.

First we need the average for all the information:

Quiz Average: 95 (given)

Lab Average: 89 (given)

Test Average >> we have to find by summing and dividing by number of tests


\text{average}=(52+82+88)/(3)=74

Final Exam: 73 (1 exam, so this is the average).

Thus, the information we have:

Quiz Avg = 95

Lab Avg = 89

Test Avg = 74

Final Avg = 73

Now, we multiply the scores with the respective weightage(in decimal) and sum it. We get:


95\mleft(0.25\mright)+89\mleft(0.25\mright)+74\mleft(0.35\mright)+73\mleft(0.15\mright)=82.85

Rounded to nearest whole number: 83

Answer:

Course Average = 83 (rounded to nearest whole number)

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