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Exercises 4.10 Exercises

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Mathematical exercise. These exercises should be quantitative in nature, but could involve other tasks, like gathering data, using technology, or analyzing consequences to come to an answer. The answer need not be quantitative.

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Mathematical exercise

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Exercises 4.10 Exercises

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