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Why might using tables be a poor option for solving a problem?
a)you can use them to expirement with data
b)you often cannot find patterns
c)you might also have to use an equation if the problem is complicated
d)you can use them to organize
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Why might using tables be a poor option for solving a problem?
a)you can use them to expireme...
a)you can use them to expireme...
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