Who deserves the award? Two seemingly equally excellent students are vying for an academic honor whereonly one must have to be chosen to get the award. The following are their grades usedas basis for the award: (8 points)Kathlyn : 91, 90, 94. 93, 92Renier92, 92, 90, 94, 92

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Two seemingly equally excellent students are vying for an academic honor where only one must have to be chosen to get the award. The following are their grades used as basis for the award: (8 points) Kathlyn : 91, 90, 94. 93, 92 Renier 92, 92, 90, 94, 92