Ginny and Martin are both studying for a psychology exam. Ginny organizes her time so that she has the entire day before the exam to read and study. Martin arranges his week so he gets about an hour and a half of study time in each day the week before his exam. Both Ginny and Martin end up studying the same total number of hours. Which of the following will likely be true?
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Since both Ginny and Martin end up studying the same total number of hours, we can assume that Ginny's one-day study session is equal to Martin's cumulative study time over the week. Show more…
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