Suppose that last semester your semester GPA was 1.601.60 and your resulting cumulative GPA was 2.732.73. ​Next, suppose that this semester your semester GPA will be 2.402.40. If​ so, then your cumulative GPA A. will decreasedecrease because your​ "marginal" GPA will be aboveabove your semester GPA last semester. B. will increaseincrease because your​ "marginal" GPA will be aboveabove your semester GPA last semester. C. could increase or decrease because your​ "marginal" GPA will be aboveabove your semester GPA last semester but belowbelow your cumulative GPA. D. will decreasedecrease because your​ "marginal" GPA will be belowbelow your semester GPA last semester. E. will decreasedecrease because your​ "marginal" GPA will be belowbelow your cumulative GPA.

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Solution and Explanation:

It will decrease because your "marginal" GPA will be below your cumulative GPA.  

The reason behind this is that as long as the current semester GPA is lower than  the previous cumulative GPA, than compared to the new cumulative GPA can never increase.  

It is always significant to clear out the distinction between the marginal productivity and the cumulative productivity.

Thus the correct option from the given number of options in this question is E.  

Answer:

The person above is correct the option you should pick is E.

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