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A student started out poorly on his first mathematics test. However, he doubled his score on each of the next two tests. The thi

rd test grade was 100. What was the student’s average test grade? Round to the nearest tenth.

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dsp733 years ago

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His score is 50

How to:
First test grade:0
Second test grade:50
Third test grade: 100
Add all three and divide by 3

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