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MATH 3320 HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT #1 DUE IN CLASS FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 5
You should do the problems with solutions from the book first and check your answers to be sure you understand the methods. Book problems: page 32, 1, 3, 6, 12, 13 Other problems: A: Find gcd(1084, 413) and express
1084 413
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