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AlladinOne [14]
4 years ago
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Create a weighted scoring model to determine grades for a course. Final grades are based on three exams worth 20 percent, 15 per

cent, and 25 percent, respectively; homework is worth 15 percent; and a group project is worth 25 percent. Enter scores for three students. Assume that Student 1 earns 100 percent (or 100) on every item. Assume that Student 2 earns 70 percent on each of the exams, 80 percent on the homework, and 95 percent on the group project. Assume that Student 3 earns 90 percent on Exam 1, 80 percent on Exam 2, 75 percent on Exam 3, 80 percent on the homework, and 70 percent on the group project. You can use the weighted scoring model template, create your own spreadsheet, or make the matrix by hand.
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tatiyna4 years ago
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Answer:

The weighted score model for the given scores of three students as per the given subjects has been prepared and attached as an excel sheet. Corresponding Formulae, which were used to calculate the scores, are also indicated in the file. I am also attaching it as a picture in case the excel file won't open up.

The final weighted scores are as follows:

Student 1 = 100%

Student 2 = 77.75%

Student 3 = 78.25%

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