Resources for Visualizing Mathematical Concepts
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As Merle Reese, the voice of the Philadelphia Eagles, fills the airwaves with talk of training camp and pre-season games, I think to myself, it can’t be time for football already, we just got done school. I haven’t recovered yet. But as that calendar turns to August the nightmares begin. ...
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