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What do you mean by everyday math?

Everyday Math is the University of Chicago School Mathematics Project, a curriculem that many schools across America use. for more information, look it up!

or do you mean everyday math as in the math we use everyday such as things like telling Tim (it is math by the way!) or handling money and finding percents for a sale price?! and multipulcation

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