Homework Turn in WS 7-3 to Basket. NO Voice Today. Teaching by visual writing. So watch the board today!

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Homework Turn in WS 7-3 to Basket

NO Voice Today. Teaching by visual writing. So watch the board today!

Quiz on WS 7-1 & WS 7-2 Clear everything off desk except pencil NO Calculators

Quiz Directions FRONT Side Accurately graph each equation. Use the whole 10x10 grid BACK Side Write the equation for each graph Domain and Range in (INT) format

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Check Your Homework Answers I graded for completion today!

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