Comparing Daily Free Time
An economist is comparing the leisure patterns of two individuals. Individual A is reported to have an average of 10 hours of free time per day. Individual B is reported to have a total of 4,015 hours of free time over a 365-day year. Based on these figures, which individual has more average daily free time, and by how much? Show the key calculation you used to make the comparison.
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