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Serena Brown
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24 September, 10:17
How is a problem different from an exercise?
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Sarahi Hood
24 September, 10:24
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An exercise is ment to prepare you for a problem. for example, to be able to easily solve the problem 1+1 at a later time, one might complete several exercises such as 2+3 and 1+2 to prepare yourself for the problem.
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