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\title{Statistics 624: Homework 2}


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\institute{Brigham Young University}

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\section{Style}

When you are writing a Latex document it very helpful to know how to do such things like change the font size   or put important words in bold. It can make your documents look a bit more colorful. So whether you are working with the Black-Scholes partial differential equation, 

 or the gamma distribution, 

you always keep your style.

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\section{Made up Data}

Here is some data that may or may not be from 


As can be seen in \ref{tab1} while keeping equation \eqref{eq1} in mind, Baskin Robbins surpassed Spoon It Up in sales. Figure \ref{plot1} also shows this.




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