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INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS
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three multiple choice questions (four points each) and four true false questions (worth two points each) C. If there is a 10-point improvement on the final exam over what was earned on the midterm, then the weights will be change to the midterm being worth only 30 percent and the final exam being worth 60 percent of the final grade. 6.
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