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Let's Say That You Can Just Distinguish Between 100 Grams

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Let's say that you can just distinguish between 100 grams of Swiss cheese (the initial test stimulus) and 105 grams. According to Weber's law, how much cheese would you need to notice a difference if we changed the test stimulus to 300 grams?


A) 315 grams
B) 305 grams
C) 285 grams
D) 330 grams
E) Both "315 grams" and "305 grams" are correct.

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