Now you can ask yourself, where do I get the most gain from each hour of study? For example, your first hour of studying can get you 26 points in econ or 24 points in math. 1Which gives you more points? Econ. But what about your second (next) hour of studying? Now the tradeof is between studying your first hour in math for an point increase of 24 or your second hour of studying in econ for 22 points. If you are rationally maximizing your total of both scores, you would devote your second hour of studying to math. Fill out the table below. Hours of Allocate to Allocate to Marginal Total studying Econ Math Increase Score 1 X. 26 26 2 X 24 50 3 4 _ _ _ _ 5 _ _,X,_ 18 _ 6 7 136 8 12 9 1. If your goal is to maximize your total combined scores in both classes, how many hours did you study Econ? Math? 2. What was your total score? 3. Try to explain why using marginal analysis gives you the same result as in part B. 4. How would you change your allocation of study Time if your math instructor drops the lowest score and you have an \"A\" going into this last exam? Is this rational