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5.3.4 Journal:Two-Variable Systems:

2. Do you agree that your classmate set up the equations correctly? Explain why or why not. (2
points: 1 point for yes/no answer, 1 for explanation)

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Journal:Two-Variable Systems:
2. Do you agree that your classmate set up the equations cor

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