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	If we were to add the totals of the values for each possible answer at the end of the survey, we'd get a good indication of the general health of the respondent. Someone who smokes and doesn't ever do any exercises will score 10 points for each answer, getting a total score of 20 when we add the two values. Someone who doesn't smoke and exercise will score 1 for each answer, obtaining, in the end, a total score of 2.		If we were to add the totals of the values for each possible answer at the end of the survey, we would get a good indication of the general health of the respondent. Someone who smokes and doesn't ever do any exercises will score 10 points for each answer, getting a total score of 20 when we add the two values. Someone who doesn't smoke and exercise will score 1 for each answer, obtaining, in the end, a total score of 2.

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	If we were to add the totals of the values for each possible answer at the end of the survey, we'd get a good indication of the general health of the respondent. Someone who smokes and doesn't ever do any exercises will score 10 points for each answer, getting a total score of 20 when we add the two values. Someone who doesn't smoke and exercise will score 1 for each answer, obtaining in the end a total score of 2.		If we were to add the totals of the values for each possible answer at the end of the survey, we'd get a good indication of the general health of the respondent. Someone who smokes and doesn't ever do any exercises will score 10 points for each answer, getting a total score of 20 when we add the two values. Someone who doesn't smoke and exercise will score 1 for each answer, obtaining, in the end, a total score of 2.

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	If we were to add the totals of the values for each possible answer at the end of the survey, we'd ~~have~~ a good indication of the general health of the respondent. Someone who smokes and doesn't ever do any ~~exercise~~ will ~~have scored~~ 10 in each ~~of their answers~~, ~~giving~~ a ~~sum~~ of 20 when we add the values ~~together~~. Someone who doesn't smoke and ~~exercises regularly~~ will ~~have scored~~ 1 in ~~each of~~ the ~~answers with~~ a total of 2 ~~when we add the values together~~.		If we were to add the totals of the values for each possible answer at the end of the survey, we'd get a good indication of the general health of the respondent. Someone who smokes and doesn't ever do any exercises will score 10 points for each answer, getting a total score of 20 when we add the two values. Someone who doesn't smoke and exercise will score 1 for each answer, obtaining in the end a total score of 2.

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If we were to add the totals of the values for each possible answer at the end of the survey, we'd have a good indication of the general health of the respondent. Someone who smokes and doesn't ever do any exercise will have scored 10 in each of their answers, giving a sum of 20 when we add the values together. Someone who doesn't smoke and exercises regularly will have scored 1 in each of the answers with a total of 2 when we add the values together.