Quality points in college are based off of your GPA, they kind of go hand in hand. The highest grade point average that you can achieve is a 4.0 which is an A, let's say you take a 4 credit hour class and you got an A out of it, you would earn a total of 16 quality point because you would take 4.0 x 4 (credit hours). Or lets say you take another class worth 3 credit hours and you get a B out of it, a B is a 3.0 average so 3.0 x 3 = 9... I hope this makes sense.
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The APS (Admission Point Score) is calculated by assigning points to your final grades in specific subjects according to a set scale, typically ranging from 1 to 7 points, with 7 being the highest. Each subject's score is multiplied by the number of credits it carries. The total points from your best subjects, usually the highest four or five, are then summed to obtain your overall APS score. This score is used for admission purposes in various educational institutions.
Let P be the final points, A be the awarded points, F be the number of times the skater falls. So we have P = A - 1.2*F
It depends how many other grades made up the 56.21%. All I can tell you is that your grade is going to go down slightly.
= 10y= x / 2y= y * 3
---- ASSUMPTIONS: First Exam = X Midterm Exam = X + 5 Final Exam = X + 13 Mean Average Score for the 3 exams above = 90 ---- SOLUTION: 90 = [X + (X + 5) + (X + 13)] / 3 90 * 3 = [X + (X + 5) + (X + 13)] 270 = 3X + 18 270 - 18 = 3X 252 = 3X 252 / 3 = X 84 = X Conclusion: Juan scored 84 points on his first exam. (See below for proof) ---- PROOF: First Exam = X = 84 Midterm Exam = X + 5 = 89 Final Exam = X + 13 = 97 Mean Average of 90 points --> [84 + 89 + 97] / 3 = 270 / 3 = 90