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Math
19B Winter 2008:
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 | Unbelievable, but true: Final's week is just
around the corner! Your final will be on Wednesday, 3/19, 12-3pm, in the
regular classroom. DRC final is in BE 301A |
| Corrections to Practice materials on ERES for the
final: 1) Practice Final, 2004, #3, Cone equation does not correspond correctly to the given picture. It's better to draw the side of the cone so that it goes through the origin. 2) Practice Final, 2004, #5b) change the inner radius to (1+ sin x), since 2 - (1-sinx) = (1+ sinx). |
| Review materials will go to eres on Monday or
Tuesday of this week. Your final will cover all the material that we covered
in class. The distribution of work is roughly 60% on integration and 40% on
the series material in Chapter 11, particularly power series, Taylor series,
radius and interval of convergence. More specifically, the final will cover
all the sections we covered from Chapter 5-11.10. |
| There will be review sessions: a) in class on Monday b) on Tuesday, 3/18, 1-3pm, NatSci Annex 101, with Catherine c) all sections on Monday are open to everybody ==> consider them review sessions |
| Frank's office hours next week are: Monday
9-12noon, Wednesday 9-11am. For TA's office hours, follow the Math 19B link
on the left, and click on TA/Section. |
| Midterm 2 is graded and the stats are posted. Follow the Math 19B link on the left and click on "Exam Info". The test will be returned in class or can be picked up from me in office hours. Solutions to the midterm(s) are posted on eres. |
| Solutions to Brian's quizzes can be found here: http://bustlingcuriosity.googlepages.com/math19b%2Cwinter2008 |
| The LAST HOMEWORK assignment is due Tuesday, 3/18, 10pm and is posted on ILRN. Pdf's can be found as usual on this web site. The homework is on sections 11.7-11.10. |
| Homework assignments are based on the lecture and the textbook. Homework will be assigned, submitted and graded on-line at http://west.ilrn.com/ilrn/. I will e-mail you the assignments as a PDF file or you can get them from the class web site or the http://west.ilrn.com/ilrn/ web site. First you need to sign up for an account on Ilrn and use the PIN E-YKE7S5NF7FSQZ to get access to the homework for this class. More information about this is on the syllabus and will be given in class. |
| Hint
about how your on-line homework connects to your hardcopy textbook: the
problems are based directly off the book. To find the corresponding problem
in the book of a given homework problem, use the pdf file of similar
problems. At the end of each problem is a cryptic code that contains the
info: For instance, the first problem in the first assignment has code
stet06.02.01.01ab |
| Cavalieri's principle: http://www.jimloy.com/cindy/cavalier.htm |
| An applet for Riemann sums can be found here: www.slu.edu/classes/maymk/Riemann/Riemann.html |
| Here's a GREAT site with lots of resources for you: http://mathforum.org/mathtools/cell.html?&new_co=c From the site I also got the links to these applets: Volume by disks: http://www.ies.co.jp/math/java/calc/rotate/rotate.html Volumes by Shells: http://mathforum.org/mathtools/tool.html?co=c&id=1882&context=tool&new_id=1879 |
| This site has some good tutorials also: http://archives.math.utk.edu/visual.calculus/5/index.html |
| Some stuff on Fibonacci Numbers: 1) Ryan G. W., Rouse J.L. and Bursill L.A. : Quantitative Analysis of Sunflower Seed Packing. J. theor. Biol., 147 (1991) 303-328. 2) Spirals: http://chromatism.net/chromat/fibonaci.htm or http://www.mathematische-basteleien.de/spiral.htm 3) Lots of stuff here: http://mathforum.org/library/topics/golden_ratio/ |
| The link to the Taylor series applet is here. |
| Here's a handout on Partial Fraction Decomposition in pdf format. |
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Bäuerle, Ph.D., UC Santa Cruz.
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