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PHY 103M PHYSICS LAB I

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Staff, various, COKER, DURAN, stafff, KETO,JOHNW, Turner, Shafiq, Lambrecht, marcott, Rodenborn, johnketo, jackturner, Rawlani

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- A vs n Graph
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2012
- A Area vs. Frame Number 1600 y = m1 + m2 * M0 Value Error m1 1227.1 1.3497 m2 -2.4668 0.006328 Chisq 5144.5 NA R 0.98349 NA Area Swept (A) 1400 Demo Copy 1200 1000 800 600 0 50 100 150 n (frame number) 200 250 300
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A vs n Graph
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- test 3 notes
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2012
- 4/8/13: Asian American Theatre and Performance Defining Asian American- umbrella term for Americans of Asian descent coalitions b/w different Asian ethnic groups diversity among ethnicities contested term- people are now arguing for separate names, Chi
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test 3 notes
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- lab3
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2009
- Zoheb Noorani Todd Chapman Experiment 3 Introduction The purpose of this lab is to prove that force is the derivative of Potential energy. We accomplish this by placing a magnet on a glider and another magnet with the opposite polarity facing the glider o
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lab3
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- PHY 103M Lab report 00
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2016
- Roiz Jacoup Jr57233 PHY103M T: 4-6pm PHY 103M: A Hypothetical Experiment The objective of this lab was to test the hypothesis that the probability of a slice of toast buttered on one side would fall butter-side-up is inversely related to the value of the
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PHY 103M Lab report 00
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- LabreportFormat
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2008
- Physics103M:Writingalabreport 1. Introduction(mustbetyped) Writeinaparagraphwhatisthemainobjectiveofthislab. Ifthereisahypothesis,thenstateit. PlacethisinthesamepagebeforetheConclusions. 2. Data AttachallDataSheetsfortheexperiment Thesesheetss
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- Lab 5 Data Sheet
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2014
- Xc Yc 167 Xi 120 Xi+1 98.51 92.753 92.544 95.543 98.995 102.313 106.087 109.489 113.029 116.675 120.197 123.88 127.57 131.308 135.146 139.073 144.226 150.741 157.988 Yi 92.753 92.544 95.543 98.995 102.313 106.087 109.489 113.029 116.675 120.197 123.88 127
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Lab 5 Data Sheet
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- Experiment 8
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2014
- PHY 103M Experiment 8: Standing Waves on a String Introduction In this experiment we will analyze the vibration of a metal string that is under tension. The metal string will be stretched across a sonometer, with one end fixed tot the sonometer and the ot
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Experiment 8
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- Experiment 2
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- PHY 103M - Winter 2016
- Maksat Zhazbayev Irakli Gudavadze Uniformly Accelerated Motion Introduction The main point of this lab is to prove Newtons theory of gravitation. It states that as an object gets closer to the Earth it going to experience a constant acceleration. We will
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Experiment 2
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- Lab Report
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2012
- G(x) P(x) 132.71 n(x)(xxa)2 0.00 0.001 0.00 -10.5 110.67 0.00 0.002 0.00 0 -9.5 90.63 0.00 0.004 0.00 0 0 -8.5 72.59 0.00 0.007 0.00 -6 1 -6 -7.5 56.55 56.55 0.013 0.02 -5 2 -10 -6.5 42.51 85.02 0.022 0.04 -4 1 -4 -5.5 30.47 30.47 0.035 0.02 -3 4 -12 -4.5
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Lab Report
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- LAB3 NOT FINISHED
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- PHY 103M - Winter 2016
- MaksatZhazbayev Phy103M Experiment3.ForceandPotentialEnergy Introduction Themainobjectiveofthelaboratory3ofthephysicscourse103m,wastoshowhowthe potentialenergydirectlyrelatestothekineticenergy,aftertransformingallintokinetic energy.Thepotentialenergywaspr
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LAB3 NOT FINISHED
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- Lab phy 1
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- Labs
- PHY 103M - Spring 2008
- Physics103M:Writingalabreport 1. Introduction(mustbetyped) Writeinaparagraphwhatisthemainobjectiveofthislab. Ifthereisahypothesis,thenstateit. PlacethisinthesamepagebeforetheConclusions. 2. Data AttachallDataSheetsfortheexperiment Thesesheetss
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- Plot 2
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2012
- f sqrt(T) vs. f. 260 240 220 Demo Copy f 200 180 y = m1 + m2 * M0 Value Error m1 10.005 11.016 m2 35.201 1.9624 Chisq 0.52973 NA R 0.99918 NA 160 140 120 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 sqrt(T) 5.5 6 6.5 7
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Plot 2
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- lab2
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- PHYSICS LAB I
- PHY 103M - Spring 2013
- Experiment 2: Uniformly Accelerated Motion PHY 301M Introduction: Newtons theory of gravitation states that objects near the surface of the earth, with a negligible change in altitude, will fall downward at a rate of constant acceleration. In this experim
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lab2
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- Lab Report 1
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- PHYSICS LAB I
- PHY 103M - Spring 2014
- Lab Report 1 Morolake Akinosun Introduction The main objective of this lab is to test the probabilities of where a marble will land, after rolling down an inclined plane with several nails sticking in the way. This experiment tests the theory of random mo
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Lab Report 1
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- PHY 103M Experiment 3
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- PHYSICS LAB I
- PHY 103M - Spring 2012
- Gonzalo Sequeira GJS626 PHY103M M: 1-3pm M: 1-3pm Partner: Brendan Luke PHY 103M Experiment 3: Force and Potential Energy Introduction: In the previous experiment, we observed the effect of gravity on a mass on an incline. This experiment, we are still ex
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PHY 103M Experiment 3
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- lab 5
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2009
- Zoheb Noorani Experiment 5 Introduction The purpose of this lab is to show that angular momentum is conserved when there is no external force. The experiment had us take a puck and attach using an elastic band to a tack located in the center of an air tab
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lab 5
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- Lab Report n6
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2014
- LabReportn.6 Introduction: AccordingtoHookeslawandNewtonslaws,aparticlemovingunderthe influenceofaspring,thespringforcewillobey:.Kisthepositivespringconstantwhich representsthespringsstrengthwhilexisthedisplacementfromtheorigin.misthemass oftheparticle,an
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Lab Report n6
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- Experiment 3 Force and Potential energy
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- PHY 103m - Spring 2008
- Experiment 3: Force and Potential Energy Giselle Zornberg (ut eid: gzz57) PHY 103M Section #60260 (Mon 9-11am) Introduction: The purpose of this experiment is to verify that the formula Fmag = -dU/ dx provides the correct result for the force between
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Experiment 3 Force and Potential energy
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- Lab report 2
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- PHYSICS LAB I
- PHY 103M - Spring 2014
- LabReportn.2 Introduction: TheObjectiveofthelabwastodeterminetheaccelerationcomponentofthe gravitationalforceonearthactingonanobject.Theprotocolconsistsofmakinggliders slidedownafrictionless,tilted,airtrack,startingfromrest,andtakingmeasurementsof timeand
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Lab report 2
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- Lab phy 2
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2008
- Physics103MLaboratory2 1. Introduction The main objective of the laboratory 2 of the course physics 103m is to obtain experimental data that follow and check the law of gravitation. The acceleration between the earth and any object in its surface ca
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- lab 8
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- PHYSICS LAB I
- PHY 103M - Spring 2009
- Mass 2.94 0.01 Length 0.54 0.01 0.66 0.01 0.3 0.01 0.4 0.01 0.73 0.01 0.85 0.01 Fundamental Frequency Experimental Theortical Frequency Frequency 172 22 183.85 6.32 148 20 150.21 4.65 316 14 331.92 16.38 237 11 246.66 10.05 130 11 135.68 4 111 11 116.64 3
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lab 8
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- LAB 4.
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2008
- Photogate 1 t1+t2 t1b t1a 1 0.47 0.18 2 0 0 3 0 0 t1+t2 0.29 0 0 Photogate 2 t2b 3.45 0.23 0 0 0 0 Photogate 1 Vi p k Vf P 543.42 174,084.24 47,300,333.80 339.42 #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! K 108,732.60 18,45
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LAB 4.
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- lab4.1
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2008
- mm L1 L2 L3 (small) Photogate 1 delta t1+t2 t1b 1 0.6 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 87 90 73 sigma 0.5 0.5 0.5 Vi 0.29 26.58 Ki mass sigma 323.6 320.35 170.2 Mi Vf # 8600.8 0.1 0.1 0.1 Kf 25.46 # mm L1 L2 L3 (small) t2a Photogate 1 delta t1+t2 t2b 0.6 88
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lab4.1
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- PHY 103M experiment 6
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2012
- Gonzalo Sequeira GJS626 Brendan Luke Physics Lab 6 Report Introduction: In this lab, we experimented with force in terms of position rather than momentum. A force that follows Hookes Law is proportional to the displacement from a reference point following
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PHY 103M experiment 6
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- phy lab 2
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2008
- Data table 1: Position 1 (shortest distance between gates) t2 and T, both in seconds (s) Run t2 T 1.0000 0.2276 1.7984 2.0000 0.2051 1.7953 3.0000 0.1801 1.7891 4.0000 0.2410 1.8000 5.0000 Mean 0.1801 0.2068 1.7916 1.7949 0.0246 0.0041 (m/s) Data t
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phy lab 2
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- 103m Lab1
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- PHYSICS LAB I
- PHY 103m - Spring 2009
- Experiment 1 Random Motion Introduction: The objective of this experiment was to introduce the Gaussian distribution curve and explain a way of demonstrating Newtons law of mechanics. In this experiment it is represented with the use of 2 different
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103m Lab1
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- LAB 4
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2008
- t1+t2 1 2 3 Photogate 1 t1b t1a 0 0 0 t1+t2 Photogate 2 t2b t2a 0 0 0 Photogate 1 Vi Ki Pi Vf Kf Pf #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0!
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LAB 4
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- lab5
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2008
- Lab 5 Motion under a central force x center nn n-1 n x y 148 116 1 245.0380 245.5000 2 245.5000 244.8940 3 244.8940 243.7140 4 243.7140 241.7500 5 241.7500 239.5920 6 239.5920 152.1000 7 152.1000 133.7770 8 133.7770 115.1820 9 115.1820 96.6890 10 96
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lab5
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- Experiment 2 Uniformly Accelerated Motion
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- PHY 103m - Spring 2008
- Experiment 2: Uniformly Accelerated Motion Giselle Zornberg (UT EID: gzz57) PHY 103M Section 60260 (Monday 9-11) Introduction: The main objective of this experiment is to prove Newton's theory of gravitation, which states that objects near the surfac
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Experiment 2 Uniformly Accelerated Motion
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- lab phy 3
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2008
- PedroViteri pjv267 3/3/08 Physics103M:Laboratory3 1. Introduction Themainobjectiveofthelaboratory3ofthephysicscourse103m,wastoshowhowthepotentialenergy directlyrelatestothekineticenergy,aftertransformingallintokineticenergy.Thepotentialenergywas p
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- Experiment 6.xlsx
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- PHYSICS LAB I
- PHY 103M - Spring 2014
- mass fit Puck 1 Puck 2 58.0 0.05g 124.1 0.05 g 7.420900 0.008858 5.1519000 0.0039061 k Puck 1 2.81 N/m Puck 2 3.48 N/m Puck 1 theo Puck 2 X Center X (cm) Center Y (cm) Spark f (Hz) Puck Mass (g) Hanging Mass (g) Hang spot x (cm) Hang spot y (cm) k x (N/m)
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- Experiment 1 Formulas.xlsx
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2014
- A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 x B C D E Collection Data Sheet n51(x) n281(x) n332(x) nsteel(x) -10 1 5 6 8 -9 1 4 5 2 -8 3 10 13 7 -7 1 10 11 6 -6 1 11 12 6 -5 8 15 23 20 -4 3 15 18 16 -3 5 29 34 14 -2 8 24 32 14 -1 3 26
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- Experiment 1.xlsx
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2014
- Collection Data Sheet x n51(x) n281(x) n332(x) nsteel(x) -10 1 5 6 -9 1 4 5 -8 3 10 13 -7 1 10 11 -6 1 11 12 -5 8 15 23 -4 3 15 18 -3 5 29 34 -2 8 24 32 -1 3 26 29 0 2 23 25 1 3 28 31 2 3 16 19 3 4 19 23 4 2 15 17 5 0 10 10 6 1 4 5 7 0 6 6 8 1 5 6 9 1 2 3
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- Experiment 4.docx
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2014
- Tyler Parker TDP854 Lab 4 Lab Partner: Taylor Rubbo Purpose of this experiment The purpose of this lab was to test if the momentum of a system is conserved if there are no external forces. In order to test this, we took two gliders and tested them in both
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- Experiment 5.docx
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- PHY 103M - Spring 2014
- Tyler Parker TDP854 Lab Partner: Taylor Rubbo Purpose The purpose of this lab is to observe Hookian forces and how they act on pucks of different masses as they glide along an air hockey table. The way we did this is by hooking up the puck to either side
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Feb 21, 2017
| Would not recommend.
This class was tough.

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He is the worst! He is super condescending and grades really hard.

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There were no highlights to this course other than finishing it.

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6-8 hours

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Take it with someone else. You aren't getting anything from him
- Course Term: Spring 2017
- Professor: KETO
- Course Required? Yes
- Course Tags: Math-heavy Background Knowledge Expected Always Do the Reading
Apr 21, 2016
| Probably wouldn’t recommend.
Not too easy. Not too difficult.

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You will actually learn nothing

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Skipping lecture and looking up answeres online

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6-8 hours

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Take this at a non-UT institution
- Course Term: Spring 2016
- Professor: jackturner
- Course Required? Yes
- Course Tags: Math-heavy Go to Office Hours Lots of Writing

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