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Mathematics, 05.10.2019 09:30 pino40

Acollege student has finished 52 credit hours with a gpa of 2.8. to get into the program she wishes to enter, she must have a gpa of 3.2. how many additional credit hours of 4.0 work will raise her gpa to 3.2?

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