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Homework Lesson 6.1 6.1 Handout #1-13 (ODD), 19-35 (ODD), 36-37 a) & c), 38, 39-41 a) & c), 47-63 (ODD), 67-79 (ODD), 85-99 (ODD)

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Use the answers from above to write the fractions below as the sum of two special angles. Use the answers from above to write the fractions below as the difference of two special angles.