Peter is taking a science course. he enjoys reading about science but is frustrated because some ideas in the text are very hard to memorize. what should he do to remember the ideas better? find a better place to study put ideas into his own words pick another subject study when he is not tired

A)  find a better place to study, B) put ideas into his own words and D) study when he is not tired.

Explanation: when we are studying, there are many factors that can have an influence in our performance and memory. In the given example, if Peter is having trouble memorizing some ideas in the text about science, he could find a better place to study (with as little distractions as possible), put ideas into his own words (in this way he will learn them more easily) and study when he is not tired (because sometimes being tired affects our memory).

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