Some teachers use a weighted mean to calculate grades. Each score is assigned a weight based on its importance. To find a weighted​ mean, multiply each score by its weight and add the results. For​ example, a​ student's final chemistry grade is based on four​ sources: 40​% from lab​ reports, 10​% from​ quizzes, 25​% from the midterm​ exam, and 25​% from the final exam. What is the​ student's weighted mean given the scores shown in the​ table? Lab Reports 83 Quizzes 95 Midterm Exam 77 Final Exam 86

the students weighted score is __ simplify your answer type an integer or a decimal

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The student's weighted score is 83 * 0.4 + 95 * 0.1 + 77 * 0.25 + 86 * 0.25 = 33.2 + 9.5 + 19.25 + 21.5 = 83.45

Therefore, the student's weighted mean is 83.45.