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This document covers key concepts and lessons in measurement, including SI and imperial units, volume and surface area calculations of geometric figures, and proportional reasoning. It includes detailed explanations, examples, and a unit checklist for tracking progress through the curriculum.

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1. Start with reviewing basic arithmetic and algebra concepts.
2. Familiarize yourself with functions, including linear, quadratic, and polynomial functions.
3. Practice solving equations and inequalities.
4. Learn about graphing functions and interpreting graphs.
5. Understand and apply the principles of exponents and radicals.
6. Explore the concepts of logarithms and their properties.
7. Study sequences and series, including arithmetic and geometric progressions.
8. Dive into trigonometry, focusing on functions, identities, and the unit circle.
9. Complete practice problems regularly to reinforce your understanding.
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Foundations and pre-calculus are courses designed to prepare students for higher-level mathematics. Foundations typically cover basic mathematical concepts and skills, while pre-calculus includes algebra, geometry, and trigonometry, laying the groundwork for calculus.

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