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This agenda outlines the homework and class activities for Friday, January 29. The homework assigned is to complete problems 2, 4-7, and 34 on pages 10 of the C&S textbook. The class will then correct the homework and wrap up the topics from section 1.1 before beginning the lessons in section 1.2.
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