Write a lisp function that multiplies a polynomial by a term

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Using the polynomials code we have developed in class, write a Lisp function that multiplies a Polynomial by a term.

Example: (multiply-poly-term ‘((1 1) (5 0)) ‘(5 1)) returns ((5 2) (25 1))

Write a Lisp function to compute a student's grade point average from a list of letter grades. You'll want to write a separate function to compute grade points from letter grades.

Example: (gpa '(a a b- b+ a-)) returns 3.534 Use the following scale for this assignment:

A = 4.0; B = 3.0; C = 2.0; D = 1.0; + increases grade by 0.33; - decreases grade by 0.33; D- and A+ not allowed.

Compress your .lsp files(source code) into a zip file.

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