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8:07 4 runestone.academy Question 3 [40 points] Write a function NominalGrade(Ascore, Escore) that takes a student's weighted assignment score Ascore, and exams score, Escore, as parameters, and returns the final grade based on equal weight to both. The scores are float values out of 100. The score to letters grade policy is similar to that being followed in this class, as illustrated below: Score Range Grade 86 or higher A 74 to below 86 B 62 to below 74 C 50 to below 62 D 0 to below 50 F Now write a function TrueGrade(Ascore, Escore) that also takes into account the following additional rule posted on the class page: The Final grade you receive will not be more than 1 full grade higher than your EXAMS grade Your final function is DidIPass(Ascore, Escore) that returns a Boolean value, which is True if the grade is D or higher, and False otherwise. This should be based on the TrueGrade(Ascore, Escore) function. Example 1: NominalGrade(96, 54) should return 'B'. Example 2: TrueGrade(96, 84) should return 'A'. Example 3: TrueGrade(96, 54) should return 'C'. Example 4: DidIPass(96, 84) should return True. Example 5: DidIPass(54, 26) should return False. Save & Run Load History Show CodeLens 1 # Write your code here 2 3 4 5 6 7

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Question 3 [40 points]
Write a function NominalGrade(Ascore, Escore) that
takes a student's weighted assignment score Ascore, and
exams score, Escore, as parameters, and returns the final
grade based on equal weight to both. The scores are float
values out of 100. The score to letters grade policy is similar
to that being followed in this class, as illustrated below:
Score Range	Grade
86 or higher	A
74 to below 86	B
62 to below 74	C
50 to below 62	D
0 to below 50	F
Now write a function TrueGrade(Ascore, Escore) that
also takes into account the following additional rule posted
on the class page:
The Final grade you receive will not be more than 1 full grade
higher than your EXAMS grade
Your final function is DidIPass(Ascore, Escore) that
returns a Boolean value, which is True if the grade is D or
higher, and False otherwise. This should be based on the
TrueGrade(Ascore, Escore) function.
Example 1: NominalGrade(96, 54) should return 'B'.
Example 2: TrueGrade(96, 84) should return 'A'.
Example 3: TrueGrade(96, 54) should return 'C'.
Example 4: DidIPass(96, 84) should return True.
Example 5: DidIPass(54, 26) should return False.
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Question 3 [40 points]
Write a function NominalGrade(Ascore, Escore) that
takes a student's weighted assignment score Ascore, and
exams score, Escore, as parameters, and returns the final
grade based on equal weight to both. The scores are float
values out of 100. The score to letters grade policy is similar
to that being followed in this class, as illustrated below:
Score Range Grade
86 or higher A
74 to below 86 B
62 to below 74 C
50 to below 62 D
0 to below 50 F
Now write a function TrueGrade(Ascore, Escore) that
also takes into account the following additional rule posted
on the class page:
The Final grade you receive will not be more than 1 full grade
higher than your EXAMS grade
Your final function is DidIPass(Ascore, Escore) that
returns a Boolean value, which is True if the grade is D or
higher, and False otherwise. This should be based on the
TrueGrade(Ascore, Escore) function.
Example 1: NominalGrade(96, 54) should return 'B'.
Example 2: TrueGrade(96, 84) should return 'A'.
Example 3: TrueGrade(96, 54) should return 'C'.
Example 4: DidIPass(96, 84) should return True.
Example 5: DidIPass(54, 26) should return False.
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