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[QUOTE="Uranic_Wabbit, post: 5483084, member: 594388"] Great Job! :smile: Always to be sure to check your textbook for topics that are somewhat confusing or which you are not particularly sure on, and if that doesn't work it is always fine to look up the term itself on the browser. Heads up, make sure not to simply look up the solution until you have an answer you are somewhat confident about. Not doing this results in all your previous work on the problem turning obsolete. :wink: [/QUOTE]
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