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Each student who did not receive an A on the final project did not receive an A on either quiz.: No
Each student who did not receive an A on either quiz did not receive an A on the final project.: No
Each student who got an A on Paper 1 got an A in the course.: No
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The table below shows a gradebook. Letter grades of A, B, C, and D represent numerical grades of 4, 3, 2, and 1, respectively. Each student’s overall grade was determined by computing the average (arithmetic mean) of their grades on the first paper, the first quiz, the second paper, the second quiz, and the final project, and then rounding to the nearest whole number. If the average is exactly halfway between whole numbers, the grade will be rounded up.
For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true based on the information presented in the table. Otherwise, select No.
| Student | Paper 1 | Quiz 1 | Paper 2 | Quiz 2 | Final project |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phoebe | A | B | B | A | A |
| Stanley | A | B | A | C | A |
| Linette | B | A | B | C | A |
| Mia | B | C | C | D | A |
| Sietske | B | B | C | C | A |
| Sigrid | B | C | C | B | B |
| Vig | B | D | C | D | B |
| Jean | C | C | B | A | B |
| Robin | D | A | A | D | A |
| Yolette | D | C | C | A | A |
For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true based on the information presented in the table. Otherwise, select No.
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| Each student who did not receive an A on the final project did not receive an A on either quiz. | ||
| Each student who did not receive an A on either quiz did not receive an A on the final project. | ||
| Each student who got an A on Paper 1 got an A in the course. |
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Each student who did not receive an A on the final project did not receive an A on either quiz.: No
Each student who did not receive an A on either quiz did not receive an A on the final project.: No
Each student who got an A on Paper 1 got an A in the course.: No
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Here's my answer No, No, No
1 - No because Jean received an A on the final project and also received an A on the second quiz.
2 - No because Mia received C and D on the two quizzes but received an A on the final project.
3 - No because Stanley would have received a B. There are 2 students you would have to check for this question: Phoebe and Stanley. Phoebe clearly gets an A because the two Bs "cancel" the two As. However, it's not as clear for Stanley, so you might have to do the math.
Stanley's scores are A, B, A, C, A. This would translate to 4, 3, 4, 2, 4
4+3+4+2+4 = 17
17/4 = 3.4 (this rounds down to a B)
1 - No because Jean received an A on the final project and also received an A on the second quiz.
2 - No because Mia received C and D on the two quizzes but received an A on the final project.
3 - No because Stanley would have received a B. There are 2 students you would have to check for this question: Phoebe and Stanley. Phoebe clearly gets an A because the two Bs "cancel" the two As. However, it's not as clear for Stanley, so you might have to do the math.
Stanley's scores are A, B, A, C, A. This would translate to 4, 3, 4, 2, 4
4+3+4+2+4 = 17
17/4 = 3.4 (this rounds down to a B)
