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SIN5 Presentation Report Comments 18843 23.25 24 20 32720 23.25 24 20 34069 22.125 24 16 45897 22.875 22.5 14 48100 23.25 24 20 51174 22.875 24 16 52645 21.75 21 20 69819 21.75 22.5 14 93150 24 24 20 96104 22.125 21 18Final Grade A A B+ B+ A+ B+ A
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East Los Angeles College - OP - 170708
Point,Lambda,OHSig,OHA,OHB/X,HO2Sig,HO2A,HO2B/X,RCSig,RCA,RCB/X,OHPD,HO2PD,RefPD,InletPT,PMT1V,PMT1A,PMT2V,PMT2A,PMT3V,PMT3A,MFC1,MFC2,MFC3,DetP,RefP,Pitot,NOValveState,Mode,Date,Time10,461.987,30,30,0,6,7,1,6961,6963,2,8.83,2.92,1.52,0.03,2787.40,7
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East Los Angeles College - OP - 220708
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