I NEED help please!!!!!!!! GIVING FAN AND MEDAL!!!! You are studying for your final exam of the semester. Up to this point, you receive 3 exam scores of 92%, 95% and 73%. To receive a grade A in the class, you must have an average exam score between 90% and 100% for all for exams including the final. Find the widest range of scores that you can get on the final exam in order to get and A for the class. Use interval notation. A) (96,97) B) (92,100) C) (100,100)
im not 100 percent sure but i think its b
I cant get it wrong or i fail:(
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set inequality for average the final test as x do you know how?
No...:(
Okay! you have 4 exams to get A we know the scores of the 3 exam, we are missing one that one we are trying to find
now! we know that in order to get A your average has to be btw 90 to 100 right
right!
the way we do average is like this first score+second score+ third score+firth score all divided by 4 so (92+95+73+x)/4 x is the score for the final exam that we don't know
65 right??
now we translate that word problem into algebra 90<= (92+95+73+x)/4<=100
No! you need to solve this inequality
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