To complete the statements:
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Runner A's total time for the race last year was \(1.5 \text{ minutes/lap} \times 4 \text{ laps} = 6 \text{ minutes}\). His goal is to change this total time by -0.12 minutes, so his new total time will be \(6 \text{ minutes} - 0.12 \text{ minutes} = 5.88 \text{ minutes}\). Since this total time is for 4 laps, the change in time for each lap is \(-0.12 \text{ minutes} / 4 = -0.03 \text{ minutes}\). Thus, runner A's goal is to change his TIME on EACH LAP of the race by -0.03 minutes.
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Runner B's goal is to change his time on each lap by -0.025 minutes. Since he runs 4 laps, the change in total time for the race is \(-0.025 \text{ minutes/lap} \times 4 \text{ laps} = -0.1 \text{ minutes}\). Therefore, runner B's goal is to change his TOTAL TIME for the RACE by -0.1 minute.
So, the completed statements are:
Runner A's goal is to change his TIME on EACH LAP of the race by -0.03 minutes.
Runner B's goal is to change his TOTAL TIME for the RACE by -0.1 minute.