A basketball coach is performing a cost/benefit analysis in order to determine if more hours of practice would help the team score more points. The coach's action is an example of

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Answer:

Marginal thinking

Explanation:

Marginal thinking refers to the thinking of decision makers in which the one additional unit  is more than its cost

Since in the question it is mentioned that the coach of basketball performed cost / benefit in order to achieve more points by doing more hours of practice

Therefore the given situation, it is an example of marginal thinking