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The time it takes to wake up. Time interval or a time instant? (Please give me the right answer)
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The time it takes to

wake up. Time interval or a time instant? (Please give me the right answer)

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Time interval

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The amount of time it takes to wake up is a time interval because it has a start and stop time. For example, if someone's alarm goes off at 7AM and they fully wake up at 7:15AM, then the period from 7AM-7:15AM is a time interval.

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