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Pre-Algbra 8

"The highest levels of every human activity demand a solid grasp of the basics, think of tennis or violin.  Mathematics happens to require rather a lot of basic knowledge and technique."
Ian Stewart

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"It is not enough to believe that something works, that it is a good way to proceed, or even that it is true.  We need to know why it's true.  Otherwise, we don't know anything at all."  Letters to a Young Mathematician by Ian Stewart
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How many squares are in each perimeter?  

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