"\\text{1.}\\, \\text{E}=20\\ \\text{pages}\\\\\n\n\\text{S}=50\\ \\text{pages}\\\\\n\n\\text{If Maria spends 5hours on reading Economics}\\\\\n\n\\text{she would read} (20*5)\\text{pages}=100\\text{pages}\\\\\n\n\\text{If she spends 5hours on Sociology,}\\\\\n\n\\text{she would read} (50*5)\\text{pages}=250\\text{pages}\\\\\n\n\\text{if she decides to spend 2.5hours each on them,}\\\\\n\n\\text{she would read};\\\\\n\n(20*2.5)\\text{pages}=50\\text{pages of Economics}\\\\\n\n(50*2.5)\\text{pages}=125\\text{pages of Sociology}\\\\"
"\\text{2.}\\, \\text{To read 1 page of Sociology, she is giving up,}\\\\\n\\dfrac{50pages}{20pages}=2.5\\ \\text{pages of Economics}\\\\\n\\text{Therefore, to read 100 pages of Economics,}\\\\\n\\text{Maria would have to give up}\\\\\n(100*2.5)=250\\,\\text{pages of Economics}\\\\\n\\text{which is her opportunity cost.}"
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