[Solution Library] If two students are the same age, but one is a natural science major, and the other is undecided on her major, but the undecided student
Question: If two students are the same age, but one is a natural science major, and the other is undecided on her major, but the undecided student is in a sorority and the natural scientist is not, then who (according to this model) has the higher GPA? By how much?
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