Please Please Pease follow and meet all directions as advised in the problem in a (very clear handwriting of typing):
- For the MUST HAVE directions, you should have everything organized and labeled by its number in the same order(Rease divide each MUST HAVE with line so I know what are you referring to).
- This problem has 2 parts (A&B).
- Please write ALL equations before your answers.
- Summarize your answers as advised in the end and label it as (Summary).
- If you cannot follow these directions please do not answer.
Thank you a lot for your effort in educating me to solve such a problem.
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Please Please Pease follow and meet all directions as advised in the problem in a (very...
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