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In the Teacher's Edition! Do the assignment, and ask the teacher to check your answers.
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In your classroom, the teacher will teach you how to come to the answers. If you continue to have problems there is sped supports; ask your teacher about the tier process. I encourage you to get plenty of sleep every night, pay attention, take notes, ask for help, and then if none is given tell your principal or administrator. You can also check out khanacademy.com great resources!
I would tell you, but I'm looking for them too
Do it yourself
is you have prentice hall book it is there in the back before glossary
IN my head
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Wiki will not help you cheat. Time to get the book open and figure it out.
WikiAnswers neither condones nor promotes cheating.
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WikiAnswers neither condones nor promotes cheating.
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