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Do Now Pick up the sheet of paper on the back table This paper goes in the Do Now section of your binder Get your homework out Under Multiplying Monomials, complete 1-6 Under Dividing Monomials try numbers 1 - 3

Open your notes section to page 291

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Homework… SB page 297 #11-19