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The document appears to be an agenda for a class on Wednesday March 17th. It includes assigning homework problems from page 25 numbers 3, 4, and 33 for completion. It also mentions discussing the growing problem 2.1 and learning how to find the sum of a sequence using the second statistics option in math or operations.

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Agenda Wednesday, March 17 Homework 28 GGG p. 25 # 3, 4, 33 Correct homework Growing Problem 2.1

Sum of a sequence: 2nd STAT, select MATH and choose option 5,sum( 2nd STAT,select OPS, and choose option 5, seq(

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