This problem deals with a weighted average. Since the AP classes count twice as much as regular classes, their grades must be counted twice. It's as if for each AP class he's taking, he was taking two classes. The points of each AP class grade is added twice, and the each AP class counts as 2 classes in the number of classes.
Each AP class counts twice and counts as 2 classes.
Class Ben's grade Points Number of Classes
AP English B 3 + 3 2
AP Government B 3 + 3 2
AP Algebra II A 4 + 4 2
Spanish B 3 1
Physics D 1 1
TOTALS 24 8
GPA = (total points)/(number of classes) = 24/8 = 3
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Each image point is twice as far from the origin as its preimage point. Each image segment is twice as long as its preimage segment. (LM=2, L'M'=4, for example)
The scale factor is 2.
