If the CGPA of a student is 8.97 out of 10 and the multiplication factor is 10, the corresponding percentage of the student is:

Multiplying the CGPA of 8.97 by the factor 10 gives an equivalent of 89.7 percent.

The rule converts grade points to percentage by multiplying with the given factor.

The value 897 percent comes from forgetting the decimal and is far too large.

The value 8.97 percent simply repeats the CGPA without any conversion.

The value 98.7 percent is a wrong reading of the digits after multiplication.

Such a multiplication factor is commonly used to relate CGPA and percentage.