BAF3M – SCORCIA – Spring 2018

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March 29, 2018 Scorcia

Class Work:
Read 196-204
Review Questions 1-18
Exercises 3 (pages 206-207)

Additional Practice and Review: If you are done complete Exercise 4 Part B only

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