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This document contains notes from a math class on markup and markdown. It lists the homework assignments as lesson 7 problem set questions 1, 3, and 7-11. It directs students to do an exit ticket for lesson 6 question 1 and have their CRS assignment ready for the next day. The notes reference math content from pages 38, 40-45 of the textbook and include examples involving sale prices and discounts.
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