Session 3 Notes: Functions and Algorithms

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Notes for Session 3, Part B

Note 3

Discuss your responses to Problems B2 and B3. Then discuss the video segment of Dr. Fuji monitoring medication for a newborn. How is math being used at Boston Medical Center? Where else might the concepts of doing and undoing have real-world applications?

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