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1 Self-Study Guide For CMW Final Exam On the following slides, create a “flash card” system to study from. Write a question on one slide, and the answer on the following slide. An example has been given on the next slides… You should create a minimum of 30 questions and answers. You will show these to Salas on Monday.

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