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melomori [17]
3 years ago
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Lana does her homework as soon as she can after class, but she still doesn't undertand everything she suppose to learn. what cou

ld Lana do to get more out of her hhomework

Physics
2 answers:
Lilit [14]3 years ago
7 0
I added a screenshot with the complete question

<span><u><em>Answer:</em></u>
D. Ask her instructor questions about it the next day

<u><em>Explanation:</em></u>
We are given that Lana doesn't understand everything she's supposed to learn from the homework.

<u>Let's check the options:</u>
<u>1- start working on it eve earlier</u>
We know that she works on the homework as soon as she can. Working on it even earlier will not help her understand the difficult parts

<u>2- put it off until she's ready to work on it</u>
This is not the best option as it wont help her understand difficult parts. On the contrary, she might lose the time she has to practice the parts she understands and gain as much knowledge as possible

<u>3- Only work on it directly before going to class.</u>
this is the same as option 2. She might not even be able to finish it before the class

<u>4- Ask her instructor questions about it the next day</u>
This is the best solution as it will help her recap what she needs to learn and understand any difficult concepts as soon as possible which will help optimize her benefits

Hope this helps :)</span>

Ray Of Light [21]3 years ago
4 0

Explanation:

Since Lana is unable to understand everything while doing her homework it means that she has doubts about some of the topics given in her homework.

Therefore, in that case she should take the help of her teacher or instructor the very next day because her doubts are new and she should consult about then as soon as possible.

Thus, by doing so she can clear her doubts on time.

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