2.5 Library of Functions and Piece-Wise Functions Aaron: Dude, one thing the guy said is you don’t taunt voodoo. Zak: Am I taunting? Aaron: Dude, you’re.

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2.5 Library of Functions and Piece-Wise Functions Aaron: Dude, one thing the guy said is you don’t taunt voodoo. Zak: Am I taunting? Aaron: Dude, you’re taunting the crap out of it! Zak: I am sorry, I am not taunting you I am just talking…Talking loudly!

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2.5 Library of Functions and Piece-Wise Functions Homework: p.115 #25 – 37 odd #41, 43 Aaron: Dude, one thing the guy said is you don’t taunt voodoo. Zak: Am I taunting? Aaron: Dude, you’re taunting the crap out of it! Zak: I am sorry, I am not taunting you I am just talking…Talking loudly!