Question

ohnny is a sophomore in college and has a 1.5 cumulative grade point average (gpa). johnny's cumulative gpa will fall even further next semester if he performs worse than (i) his cumulative gpa. (ii) he ever performed before. (iii) he did last semester.

Answer 1

The value of the solution is B i.e., his cumulative gpa (i), he ever performed before (ii)

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With the alternatives available, Johnny can only do worse if his performance falls short of both his lifetime GPA and his previous best performance. It's possible that the last scenario, in which Johnny performed worse than last semester, won't necessarily have an impact on his GPA. A cumulative GPA represents Johnny's overall GPA since he first began attending school. Considering that his most recent semester may have been one of his best and had a solid outcome, earning a result somewhat below that of his previous semester may not necessarily result in a drop in his cumulative GPA. Therefore, choice B is right.

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