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This document contains notes from a math skills reinforcement session on October 21st. It includes homework assignments, a discussion on solving one-step equations, practice problems solving one-step equations with integers and fractions, and closing questions about solving one-step equations involving fractions. The session focused on reinforcing skills for solving various types of one-step equations.
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