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The document outlines the lessons and homework for Module 4, Lesson 2 Day 2. It includes examples of using percentages of parts to calculate totals, such as calculating remaining data based on a percentage of a data plan used and calculating the total number of people surveyed based on the percentage that chose one option. It also provides problems, notes, and instructions for students to complete.
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