Some say that Moore's Law, instead of being a predictor of what actually happened, ended up setting a goal for computer manufacturers. (If Moore had never stated his theory, then some argue that computers never would have become as fast as they are today.) Explain in a couple paragraphs to answer the questions below. Part A: Part A: Imagine someone told you (and you believed them) there was a law that, if you did and redid every homework problem until you completely understood each problem, you would be guaranteed success in a college course. How would this change the way you approach this and other courses? Part B: If you knew there was a guarantee of results as long as you put in the effort, would you increase your study efforts, or would they stay the same? How does setting goals change the way you approach a challenge?