office: MATH 641
office hours: Tuesdays 2:30 – 4:30p (MATH 211)
email: egbertn@purdue.edu
url:
http://www.math.purdue.edu/~egbertn
12/6 — The final exam is rapidly approaching! Here are some practice problems for the final.
11/18 — Here are written out solutions for midterm 3.
11/14 — Your exam is in two days! Here is a brief outline of what you should know for the exam. Be sure to come to class Wednesday 11/16 with questions since we will just be reviewing for the exam.
11/10 — Here are the examples for lesson 30. And a version with space to work.
11/09 — Here are the examples for lesson 29. And a version with space to work. There is one week until midterm 3. You will get all the same formulas on the coversheet, including the Pythagorean identity \(\cos^2\theta+\sin^2\theta = 1\).
10/21 — Here are tomorrow's examples, and a version with spaces.
10/18 — Exam 2 solutions can be found here.
10/12 — Exam 2 is next Monday 10/17 at 6:30p. Be in Elliot by 6:15p with your course- approved calculator a pencil. You will be given the same formulas as the first exam, plus the compound interest formulas: \(A = \left(1+\frac{r}{n}\right)^{nt}\) and \(A = Pe^{rt}.\)
10/4 — Here are tomorrow's wordier examples, and a version with space to work.
9/20 — Tomorrow is another word problem day! Here are the examples with room to work. And here are the same examples on a single page.
9/12 — Exam 1 is Wednesday at 6:30p. Here is a list of things you should be able to do.
9/11 — Here are the wordy examples for tomorrows class.
9/6 — Tomorrow we will cover applications of function compositions. You download a copy of of the examples here. And here is one with blanks to add in your work.
9/2 — Exam 1 is rapidly approaching (14 September). Plan on being at Elliot by 6:15p. You can find more info here.
8/23 — Tomorrow's class will have several lengthy examples, so you can download a copy here. And here is a version with space to work out the problems.
8/22 — Be sure to carefully read the syllabus and familiarize yourself with the course calendar. Here is the course overview presentation from today.
After each quiz throughout the semester I will post the solutions here.
* — To make up for not taking quiz 12 in section 030 (3:30p).
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