12.1, pg. 769: 11-17 odds.
12.2, pg. 777: 21, 23, 25.
12.3, pg. 785: 3-9, 15-19, 21-31, 35-43, odds in each range.
12.4, pg. 792: 5, 7, 17, 19, 27 - 37, odds.
12.5, pg. 802: 3-57 odds.
12.6, pg. 811: 3, 5, 7, 14, 17, 33. This section's HW was changed on August 30
13.1, pg. 823: 7-23 odds.
13.2, pg. 828: 3-25 odds, 33-37 odds.
13.3, pg. 836: 1-5 odds, 17-25 odds.
13.4, pg. 846: 3-15 odds, 19.
14.1, pg. 867: 21-29 odds, 30
14.2,: no problems assigned
14.3, pg. 889: 15-67, odds.
14.4, pg. 899:
1-5, odds, 11-21, odds
In problems 11-15 just find the linerization.
The first in-class exam
takes place on Monday,
September 26, in the usual classroom. It covers all
the homeworks above. The exam is closed book, no notes and no
calculators.
This
sample
exam (pdf file) will give you a good idea of the exam format and
difficulty, but the actual exam could cover different material and
could be a bit harder or easier,
longer or shorter, etc. I suggest you sit by yourself with no notes
and take the exam in a simulated testing situation to see wheere
you stand and what you need to review. Here are a few more sample problems of the type you might
see on the exam.
Answers to even numbered problems on page 850:
14.4 cont., pg.
899: 25-35, odds.
14.5, pg. 907:
1-11, odds, 21-33, odds.
14.6, pg. 920:
5-17, odds, 21-25, odds, 29, 39-43, odds.
14.7, pg. 931:
5-17, odds, 29-35, odds, 39-49, odds.
14.8, pg. 940:
no problems
15.1, pg. 958:
no problems assigned. 15.2, pg. 964:
3-31 odds. 15.3, pg. 972:
1-27 odds, 31, 33, 39-49, odds. 15.4, pg. 979:
7-31 odds 15.5, pg. 988:
3-9 odds 15.6, pg. 998:
3-21 odds, 37, 39. The exam will be the same format as exam 1, with about 6 problems.
Here are a few sample problems of the type you might
see on the exam. The actual exam could
be a bit harder or easier, have other types of problems
from the required sections, etc.
Solutions to exam one as a pdf file are
here.
Chapter 15
The second in-class exam
takes place on Monday,October 31 in the usual classroom at
the usual class time. It covers all
the homework above since the last exam. Specifically,
14.4: problems 25-35, odds, 14.5, 14.6, 14.7,
and 15.2, 15.3, 15.4, 15.5, 15.6.
The exam is closed book, no notes and no
calculators.
Solutions to most even numbered problems are available here (pdf file). The one not there is page 1022, number 24 whose answer is 1/1080
Solutions to exam two as a pdf file are here.
15.7, pg. 1004: 1-11 odds, 15-23(a), odds, 27.
15.8, pg. 1010: 1-13 odds, 17, 21-29(a), odds.
16.1, pg. 1032: 1, 3, 5, 11-18 all, 21, 23, 29-32 all.
16.2, pg. 1044: 11-15, odds, 19, 21, 39, 41.
16.3, pg. 1053: 3-9, odds, 13-21, odds.
16.4, pg. 1060: 1-13, odds.
16.5, pg. 1069: 1-7, odds, 13-17, odds.
16.6, pg. 1079: 19-25, odds, 33-47, odds.
The third in-class exam takes place on Monday, December 5 in the usual classroom at the usual class time. It covers all the homework above since the last exam. Specifically, 15.7 and 15.8 and 16.1, 16.2, 16.3, 16.4, 16.5, 16.6. The exam is closed book, no notes and no calculators.
The exam will be the same format as the two other exams, with about 6 problems. Here are a few sample problems of the type you might see on the exam. The actual exam could be a bit harder or easier, have other types of problems from the required sections, etc.
Solutions to even numbered problems and an additional problem available in two files here and here.
Solutions to exam three as a pdf file are here.
16.7, pg. 1091: 5-25, odds
The Final Exam takes place on Thursday, December 15, 12:30-2:30 PM in the usual classroom, It covers the entire course. The exam is closed book, no notes and no calculators.
For review problems, use the problems given above for each of the three in-class exams. In addition, here are some problems from section 16.7.