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George is taking sociology and economics and is preparing for exams in both classes. For economics, he is self-testing on economic problems, which take him 12 minutes each. For sociology, he is rewriting notes, which takes 6 minutes per page. George is considering two study schedules. For the first, he will self-test on 6 economics problems and rewrite 12 pages of sociology notes. For the second, he will self-test on 10 economics problems and rewrite 4 pages of sociology notes. Either schedule will use all of the time he has allotted for studying. 1. How much total time does George plan to spend studying? (answered in minutes)
2. Draw a graph below and mark the two schedules George is considering, and then graph his entire study budget (running from axis to axis).

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