GTE

Returns TRUE if the first number is greater than or equal to the second number, otherwise FALSE

GTE(numberOne, numberTwo)

Example:

If numberOne contains 1 and numberTwo contains 2:

GTE(1, 2)

returns FALSE

If numberOne contains 2 and numberTwo contains 2:

GTE(2, 2)

returns TRUE

If numberOne contains 3 and numberTwo contains 2:

GTE(3, 2)

returns TRUE

numberOne:

numberTwo:

Result:

FALSE

Student Grade Evaluation

Imagine a teacher needs to determine which students have passed a test. The passing score is 70.

The "GTE function" would be used to evaluate each student's score against the passing score.

Function Name: GTE(student_score, passing_score)
Purpose: To check if a student's score is greater than or equal to the passing score.
Returns: TRUE if the student has passed, FALSE if they have not.

Here is the table of students, their scores, and the result of the GTE evaluation:

	Student Name	Student Score	Passing Score	GTE(Student Score, Passing Score)	Result
	A	B	C	D	E
1	Alex	85	70	GTE(85, 70)	TRUE (Passed)
2	Brenda	70	70	GTE(70, 70)	TRUE (Passed)
3	Charlie	68	70	GTE(68, 70)	FALSE (Failed)
4	Diana	92	70	GTE(92, 70)	TRUE (Passed)
5	Edward	55	70	GTE(55, 70)	FALSE (Failed)

In this example, the GTE function acts as a pass/fail switch.

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