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PRACTICAL PROBLEMS IN MATHEMATICS FOR AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIANS IN GOOD CONDITION FIRST HALF OF BOOK HAS PROBLEMS FIGURED OUT AND WRITTEN DOWN, SECOND HALF NOT DONE, COVER HAS SOME STAINS LOOK AT PICTURES AND BOTTOM FIRST FEW PAGES HAVE LITTLE STAIN AT BOTTOM.
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