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Capital approach of Sustainability – Experience of Estonia Tea Nõmmann Åbo Akademi University, Finland tea.nommann@abo.fi
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Warm-Up Write down the lesson name and the date. Copy down the SWBAT: ▪SWBAT describe what direct democracy is & how the Greeks used it. Complete the following
Documents Warm-Up Write down the lesson name and the date. Copy down the SWBAT: ▪SWBAT describe what direct democracy is & how the Greeks used it. Complete the following
Choosing a Factoring Method. To decide on a factoring method for a second-degree equation, look at the number of terms: I.If a polynomial has 2 terms,
Documents Choosing a Factoring Method. To decide on a factoring method for a second-degree equation, look at the number of terms: I.If a polynomial has 2 terms,