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The document outlines the daily agenda for an algebra class, including a do now activity on variables on both sides, homework assignments of a problem set and equation quiz, and asking students to explain the lesson on variables on both sides to absent students. It provides instruction, homework assignments, and seeks to check understanding of the day's topic through explaining it to others.
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