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1 min read Math Birds

Cardinality Cardinal

Another math bird in the series. This one I struggled with what to do and include, feel free to send any comments my way. I am still contemplating if it is really done. I miss hearing cardinal calls from when I lived in the east and watching them out on my grandpa’s farm with their […]
Cardinality Cardinal

Another math bird in the series. This one I struggled with what to do and include, feel free to send any comments my way. I am still contemplating if it is really done.

I miss hearing cardinal calls from when I lived in the east and watching them out on my grandpa’s farm with their young along the fields and playing in puddles. One of my favorite birds:

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