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Each time kevin re-reads his python book (which happens every month), he learns 10% of whatever material he didn’t know before. he needs to score at least 95% on his final exam to get an a in the class. when kevin started, he knew nothing about python. write a function getlearningtime(rate, target) that simulates kevin’s learning progress and returns the number of months it will take him to get ready for the exam.

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