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The agenda for Thursday, March 11 includes finishing homework problems from the textbook on pages 56, completing problem 4.3, and correcting any homework. There will also be a unit test on Tuesday about the material.

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Agenda Thursday, March 11 Homework 26 C&S p. 56 # 6 - 14, 24 - 26, 28 Finish problem 4.3 correct homework Problem 4.3 Unit Test on Tuesday

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