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Non-free media information and use rationale true for Mathematical table
Description	Cover of a 16-page pamphlet-form publication, Four-Place Mathematical Tables, published by the MacMillan Company in 1925 and distributed by the College Entrance Examination Board
Source	scan of physical copy
Article	Mathematical table
Portion used	full
Low resolution?
Purpose of use	To vividly illustrate how prior generations had to do their computations during standardized testing
Replaceable?	no free equivalent exists
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