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Dr. Faisal fairag MATH-202 Sec # 9 Term: 072

Instructor: Dr. Faisal Abdul-Karim Fairag د. فيصل عبد الكريم فيرق Office or > 59 Phone: or Home page: Math-202 Homepage : Introduce yourself Your Name Your Major

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Section Introduction: Each section begins with an introduction. The introduction lays out the topics and goals of that section Review Material: In most section, that heading is followed by another called Review Material. In Review Material, the student is told what topics in mathematics are used in that section and what sections in the text, previously covered, will be relevant to the current discussion. Dr. Faisal fairag

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