Susan has just completed her second semester in college. she earned a grade of upper b in her 4-hour calculus course, a grade of upper a in her 1-hour government course, a grade of upper a in her 2-hour chemistry course, and a grade of upper f in her 5-hour philosophy course. assuming that a equals 4 points, b equals 3 points, c equals 2 points, d equals 1 point, and f is worth no points, determine susan's grade-point average for the semester.

2.75

Explanation:

Given

Susan earned

Upper B in calculus

Upper A in chemistry

Upper A in Government course

Upper F in philosophy course

Also A=4 , B=3 ,C=2, D=1, F=0

Thus Grade earned is

Thus Susan earned a grade point of 2.75

Susan has completed her second semester in college. She earned grades in the four subjects. Susan's grade point will be determined by, dividing Points for grades obtained by the total subjects.

She obtained grades as:

4 hour calculus as Upper B - 3 points

1 hour government course as Upper A - 4 points

2 hour chemistry course as Upper A - 4 points

5 hour philosophy course as Upper F - 0 points

Grade point average = [ 4 + 3 + 4 + 0] / 4 = 2.75

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