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2566 PHYS NON-RELATIVSTC QUNTM MECHANC 2 Total students: 16 total points---> Name Student ID 1481298 1795891 2912429 3327864 3373709 3376270 3381023 3381986 3381988 3384094 3387570 3387611 3388058 3392138 3393057 3393064 Midterm 54 78 67 65 76 84 83 59 71 64 83 94 93 77 81 50 50 HW1 45 47 48 47 49 49 49 50 46 49 48 47 48 47 49 45 55 HW2 39 48 46 45 52 53 55 43 52 45 49 48 50 53 52 33 60 HW3 48 55 48 57...
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2566 PHYS NON-RELATIVSTC QUNTM MECHANC 2 Total students: 16
total points--->
Name Student ID 1481298 1795891 2912429 3327864 3373709 3376270 3381023 3381986 3381988 3384094 3387570 3387611 3388058 3392138 3393057 3393064 Midterm 54 78 67 65 76 84 83 59 71 64 83 94 93 77 81 50
50 HW1 45 47 48 47 49 49 49 50 46 49 48 47 48 47 49 45
55 HW2 39 48 46 45 52 53 55 43 52 45 49 48 50 53 52 33
60 HW3 48 55 48 57 58 60 54 47 60 58 60 60 53 58 58 56
60 47 HW4 33 60 55 60 55 60 60 55 60 60 56 56 60 58 60
60 HW5
60 HW6 45
45 HW7 41 43 41 39 43 42 43 36 42 45 37 37 45 43 43
36 60 40 60 57 58 58 60 56 60 60 56 60 58 60
35 60 47 57 60 60 58 60 60 60 52 60 60
60
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70 HW8 54 57 59 47 61 54 55 54 59 63 60 52 60 ...
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