As part of their math exam, students in Lizzy's class had to compare and contrast two equations by creating a double bubble map. Here is one student's answer:
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NUA Summer Academy 2008
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Jackie, Nguyen, Kelly and Deb
Gwen, Deb, Jackie, Renee, Kelly and Nguyen Dang
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