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The top five mathematicians in the class took on the help of the teacher in calculating the average grade from the paper. They dictated the following results:
Mischa: "I came up with 3.30. "
Dasha: "That's weird, because it worked out exactly 3.45. "
Jana: "You probably can't count, because I think it's 2.94. And I also didn't round. "
Roman: "I checked it three times and I got 3.44. Damian: "Interesting, I only got 2.60. "
30 students wrote, no one received a five and only two students received a four. One of the results was correct. Who dictated the right result?
Result
Mischa: "I came up with 3.30. "
Dasha: "That's weird, because it worked out exactly 3.45. "
Jana: "You probably can't count, because I think it's 2.94. And I also didn't round. "
Roman: "I checked it three times and I got 3.44. Damian: "Interesting, I only got 2.60. "
30 students wrote, no one received a five and only two students received a four. One of the results was correct. Who dictated the right result?
Result

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