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Slide 1Fig. 9.1, p.253

Slide 2Fig. 9.2, p.255

Slide 3Fig. 9.3, p.256

Slide 4Fig. 9.4, p.257

Slide 5Fig. 9.4a, p.257

Slide 6Fig. 9.4b, p.257

Slide 7Fig. 9.5, p.259

Slide 8Fig. 9.6, p.259

Slide 9Fig. 9.7, p.260

Slide 10Fig. 9.7a, p.260

Slide 11Fig. 9.7b, p.260

Slide 12Fig. 9.8, p.261

Slide 13Fig. 9.8a, p.261

Slide 14Fig. 9.8b, p.261

Slide 15Fig. 9.9, p.261

Slide 16Fig. 9.9a, p.261

Slide 17Fig. 9.9b, p.261

Slide 18Fig. 9.10, p.263

Slide 19Fig. 9.10b, p.263

Slide 20Fig. 9.10c, p.263

Slide 21Fig. 9.11a, p.264

Slide 22Fig. 9.11b, p.264

Slide 23Fig. 9.12, p.265

Slide 24Fig. 9.12a, p.265

Slide 25Fig. 9.12b, p.265

Slide 26Fig. 9.13, p.265

Slide 27Fig. 9.13a, p.265

Slide 28Fig. 9.13b, p.265

Slide 29Fig. 9.14, p.268

Slide 30Fig. 9.15, p.270

Slide 31Fig. 9.16, p.271

Slide 32Fig. 9.17, p.271

Slide 33Fig. 9.18, p.272

Slide 34Fig. 9.19, p.272

Slide 35Fig. 9.20, p.272

Slide 36Fig. 9.21, p.273

Slide 37Fig. 9.21a, p.273

Slide 38Fig. 9.21b, p.273

Slide 39Fig. 9.22, p.273

Slide 40Fig. 9.23, p.274

Slide 41Fig. 9.25, p.276

Slide 42Fig. 9.26, p.277

Slide 43Fig p.278

Slide 44Fig. 9.28, p.278

Slide 45Fig. 9.28a, p.278

Slide 46Fig. 9.28b, p.278

Slide 47Fig. 9.UN, p.279

Slide 48Fig. Q9.15, p.282

Slide 49Fig. P9.4, p.282

Slide 50Fig. P9.4a, p.282

Slide 51Fig. P9.4b, p.282

Slide 52Fig. P9.7, p.283

Slide 53Fig. P9.9, p.283

Slide 54Fig. P9.13, p.283

Slide 55Fig. P9.20, p.284

Slide 56Fig. P9.24, p.284

Slide 57Fig. P9.27, p.285

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Slide 67Fig. P9.60a, p.288

Slide 68Fig. P9.60b, p.288

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Slide 74Fig. P9.72, p.290

Slide 75Fig. QQA.10, p.291