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    GROUP NO. 5 - Problem Set No. 3

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    Rhod Adriano
    This document contains a problem set for higher order derivatives completed by 5 students. It begins with the problem set number, title, and student names. The document includes an honesty clause signed by the students pledging that the work is their own and that no cheating such as plagiarism or copying occurred.

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    PROBLEM SET NO.

    HIGHER ORDER
    DERIVATIVES
    Cerillo, Abrahaim Joshua D.
    Bayot, Joshua Matthews S.
    Adriano, Rhod Christian C.
    De Jesus, Jan Lorenz M.
    Balintos, Hans Gabriel R.
    BSAeE 2-9

    ENGR. JIM CONRAD ASPIRIN


    January 13, 2021
    Honesty Clause

    As an institution of higher learning, students are expected to display highest degree of honesty
    and professionalism in their class work, requirements, and activities; thus, in no case that
    cheating—or any form of it, may it be plagiarism, copying other students' works, and fabrication
    of materials—shall be tolerated. The college assumes as a simple and minimal preferred of
    habits in academic matters that students be truthful and that they publish for deposit solely the
    merchandise of their personal efforts.

    RHOD CHRISRTIAN C. ADRIANO

    JOSHUA MATTHEW S. BAYOT

    ABRAHAIM JOSHUA D. CERILLO

    HANS GABRIEL R. BALINTOS

    JAN LORENZ M. DE JESUS

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