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I would recommend this because it took me on an amazing emotions journey with potholes and with jumps but we made it
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The book was very hooking, the only thing i didn't like ws that the main theorem that colin is working on doesn't work.
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First, the y axis does not have a label.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
In the explanation, it seemed that the y axis stood for how well the relationship was going.
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If so, then just because the vertex is maximum or mimimum, it does not explain if the girl or the boy was the dumper.
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Also, changing the functionto 1-x^2 instead od x^2 will only assure that a parabola whose vertex is on the x axis will hit the x axis twice.
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It will not assure that any parabola will have two x intercepts.
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As sometimes happens with buying too many kindle books at one time, i assumed i had read an abundance of katherines, but actually hadn't.
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