What are the differences and how do I use these formulas?
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Cladograms
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What is the limit to -inf?
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Who could this be?
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Normal Eye Twitching?
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Normal eye twitching?
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Reviewing trig for precalc and I forgot how to do this
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How would I do f and g?
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How do you know if this graph has been stretched or compressed from the parent function?
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How do I do this?
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How do you do this?
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Can someone please explain?
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Can someone pls explain?
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Who didn’t get a 5 on an easy AP because they were being too cocky 🙋♀️
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Is Saints Saens 3 appropriate to play after Kabalevsky?
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Which Mozart concerto + movement is your favorite and why?
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How hard are the Mozart concertos actually?
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I miss middle school.
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If I add someone from my school community on snap, will it tell them that?
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Any fingering suggestions?
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Best place to sit for CSO?
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Is this manageable for a sophomore?
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