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INVESTIGATION 1.1 LAUNCH

Flipping to Win TAILS HEADS Team 1 Team 2 ALABAMA AUBURN

INVESTIGATION 1.2 LAUNCH

Equally Likely???

INVESTIGATION 3.1 LAUNCH

Bargaining for Homework

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50 30 15 50 1 30 15 1 Which homework spinner would you rather use?