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			<description><![CDATA[<p>1 to 11 Point - Polynomial Wave Projection Equations<br /><br />Reference - 5th Degree Polynomial Wave Projection, Bidirectional Mean Averaging and The Wave Matrix, Example Process for Finding Variable Coefficients and Solved Projection Equations, Example of Finding Powerball Number Linear Regression BMA and Wave Matrix<br /><br />The different point projections are an expansion process of finding the Variable Coefficient Equations and the Solved Projection Equations. The Cofactors in the Coefficient Equations</p>]]></description>
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