8. If student A’s High School GPA is 0.65 point lower than student B’s, and on the other hand, student B’s SAT score is lower than student A’ by 200 points, which of the two students will have lower predicted College GPA and by how much?

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8. If student A’s High School GPA is 0.65 point lower than student B’s, and on the other hand, student B’s SAT score is lower than student A’ by 200 points, which of the two students will have lower predicted College GPA and by how much?

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eve24great2001 eve24great2001 · Answer 1 · 2020-03-07T08:46:01+01:00

Answer:

Student B who has 200points SAT's score lower than Student A can be predicted to have lower college GPA.

Value = (SAT score200Points + points scored of Every other college's courses)/(total units colleges courses + SAT unit)

Step-by-step explanation:

Although, Student A has the lower High school GPA of value 0.65 than student B, SAT is a college course and its points will determine the college GPA. Therefore, Student B will be predicted to have lower college GPA. It can only be predicted because the aggregate college courses' points will determine the college GPA and not SAT points only.

Grade Point Average = (Aggregate points scored by Student in courses)/(Total Units of the courses).