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precalculus

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pre·cal·cu·lus  (pr-klky-ls)
n.
A course of study taken as a prerequisite for the study of calculus.

pre·calcu·lus adj.


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After students complete "course 3," in their sophomore or junior year, they take either honors precalculus or IB math studies.
Meredith had to skip precalculus to set up for the gig.
We were really in it for the embarrassment of funny, superior, domestic details—of which any list of mine would be a small start, but to begin with: the possibility of getting mail via owl post rather than the USPS, of commuting via fireplace rather than the MTA, of de-gnoming Mom’s garden instead of raking the leaves, of taking potions classes instead of precalculus.
 
 
 
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