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What is the perfect learning environment

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Little to no Distractions. This question is very subjective thought as many people have different preferences when it comes to a learning environment that works best for them.

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Once we have chosen art as the first subject, we have two choices. So the probability of choosing each option now is 1/2. Thus, the probability of choosing math, science is 1/2.

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