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\title{My Practice \LaTeX \ Document}
\author{Mrs. Krummel}
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Please visit Mrs. Krummel's website at \texttt{http://mrskrummel.com}.

Please excuse my dear aunt Sally.

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\section{Linear Functions}
	\subsection{Slope-Intercept Form}
	The slope-intercept form of a linear function is given by $y=ax+b$.
	\subsection{Standard Form}
	\subsection{Point-Slope Form}
\section{Quadratic Functions}
	\subsection{Vertex Form}
	\subsection{Standard Form}
	\subsection{Factored Form}

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