Math 150 Lecture 002 - Ninth Homework Assignment
This assignment is related to
For discussion at recitation on T Nov 10 and Th Nov 12.
*****REMINDER*****
Exam #4 on Tuesday, November 10 will cover the course material
through Chapter 5.
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MAPLE:
- In the Lab
Manual, read the sections on int and Illustrating
Riemann Sums, pages 93 - 100. Also read the first page and
one-half of dsolve, pages 101 - 102.
- Go through the worked Sample Problem for Chapter 6, Sections
1, 2, and 3. This material is found on pages 142 - 144 of the
Lab
Manual. I suggest that you first try to do the problems using
MAPLE on your own. Then compare your solutions with those in the
Lab Manual.
- Work through Demonstrations #11.
(Part of this demonstration will be covered in class the week of
November 2.)
READING: Chapter 6 Sections 1,2 and 3.
CORE PROBLEMS: Write up, for your own record, solutions to
the Core
Problems for Chapter 6 sections 1, 2, and 3.
Core Problems - errors and comments:
- 6.1 #7. There is an error in the statement of the problem. It
should read f(x) = x^2, not f(x^2)=x^2.
- 6.3 #21. For this one you should use MAPLE. First enter the
command "with(student);" (see page 98 of your Lab
Manual). This puts a collection of special routines at your
disposal. For this problem you should use the routine
rightsum(f(x),x=a..b,n). For a description of the routine, select
the word "rightsum" and then choose "Help on Context." This should
open a help window with an explanation of the use of the rightsum
routine.
OLD FINAL EXAM PROBLEMS: Final Exams for the past eight
semesters are included at the back of your Math 150/151 Lab
Manual. For this week's assignment you should work the following
problems from the old final exams:
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Fall 1996:
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# none this time
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Spring 1997:
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# none this time
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Fall 1997:
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# 4, 16
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Spring 1998:
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# none this time
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For the directory of homework assignments, see HOMEWORK.