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Kimberly's grade in Algebra is comprised of tests (40%), quizzes (40%), and a final project (20%). Her scores for each of the categories are 82 on tests, 100 on quizzes, and a 84 on her final project. Compute her weighted average for the class. (to the nearest tenth of a percent) A) 86.4% B) 88.6% C) 89.1% D) 89.6%

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