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Jayne is taking two AP classes and three regular classes. Her AP classes count twice as much as her regular classes in her GPA.

Each A is worth 4 points, Bs are worth 3 points, Cs are worth 2 points, and Ds are worth 1 point. what is Jayne's GPA?
AP English - C
AP Govt. - B
Algebra 2 - B
Spanish - D
Physics - A

A. 2.6
B. 3.6
C. 1.9
D. 3.0

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miv72 [106K]3 years ago

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Frist off what the heck is GPA second I think it's D. 3.0

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