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Welcome to the presentation on level one exponent rules.

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Welcome to solving a quadratic by factoring.

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Welcome to Level Four multiplication.

Well, it turns out if you subtract 336 from both sides, you get x is equal to 104.

Hopefully you found that reasonably explanatory.

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Welcome to the presentation on subtracting decimal numbers.

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For the next quiz, you are going to define a procedure that can help solve the problem of figuring out how many different ways there are to order objects.

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So let's do a few exercises with our newfound knowledge of fractions on the number line.

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