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For this video series, I will focus on practice problems. Each and every one of these questions, I selected because I feel they truly highlight certain math concepts or they may show up in a standardized test. In order to best use this video, I recommend you pause the video and try to solve the problem before unpausing to see the solution and explanation.
Problem of the Video: Tom can write w words in 1/m minutes. How many words can he write in m minutes?
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