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Date: 2016-06-30 10:57:01
Mathematics
Algebra
Mathematical analysis
Equations
Elementary algebra
Group theory
Number
System of linear equations
Matrix
Real number
Pi
Linear equation

8th Grade Mathematics — Performance Level Descriptors Reporting Categories The Number System Students deepen understanding and fluency with rational numbers and learn that there are irrational

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