1. Costs and benefits aren't always measured in dollars and cents. Assume your gym teacher just told you to "drop and give me 20!" You have already
completed one set of 20 pushups. What non-money costs might you
experience if you give the gym teacher what she wants and do another set of
pushups? Answer this question in the form of one or more complete
sentences.

The non-monetary costs you might experience are the calories, time, and the energy that you will burn by doing additional 20 pushups.

Explanation:

As for the benefits, you will lose some calories and gain better physique, strengthening your core.  The benefits will certainly outweigh the costs, unless the person drops dead while doing the second act, but your gym teacher should know better.  Another point is that not all costs and benefits can be quantified in monetary terms, or "measured in dollars and cents," which the above example has adequately illustrated.

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