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Homework, Physics NMSU, Dr. Hearn, v3 Introduction: This semester we will use the Webassign (http://webassign.net/student.html) homework service provided through North Carolina State University. Note that this is different from WebCT. This service allows us to receive and submit our homework on the web. It will also be used to report test and class grades. The homework service is both more convenient and efficient...
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