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#11 Quiz MAT 220 Fall 2008 Name:________________________ Directions: This is a take home quiz. You are welcome to work together on this (in fact I encourage it). Working together, however, does not mean copying down someone else's work. There are only two questions on this quiz but each question has multiple parts. The point value for each part is indicated next to the letter. You work should be VERY neat and...
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