Hey Mr. O'Brien. Can we go over 79/25d, 31d, and 61 in class? Thanks!
- Molly
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Hi Molly-
ReplyDeleteNice labeling! We can certainly go over those three in class on Wednesday. Care to ask any questions now that I could help with before then? I don't have the text with me, though, so you'll need to give me a little bit of background.
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ReplyDeleteHey, I also had questions on 55, 56 and 47. Also if we could review the sequence transformations. I know how to find and write the equations, but I don't quite understand how to put it into words
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ReplyDeleteMolly- 61 wasn't a homework problem. I'd be happy to discuss it with you (individually), but did you mean 65?
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