Your friend has come up with a silly competition: At the driving range, you race to see who can go through a bucket of balls the fastest, while keeping score for accuracy in hitting a middle distance on the range. The winner is determined by a combined score of time and error (distance from the target). Discuss two strategies that you might use to win the competition. Would your strategies change if the winner were determined by time and the combined distance of your shots? What if the competition go even sillier and the accuracy in timing between the shots mattered?