Homework One: Due 17 September, 2010
For many of the
problems for which I state that no explanation is necessary, it still
might be a good idea to show your work and/or explain your
reasoning.
Note: The list below should be interpreted as follows: the first
problem in the assignment is problem 2 from chapter 1.1; the second
problem in the assignment is problem 5 from chapter 1.1, and so
on.
Chapter 1.1:
- 2.
- 5.
- 9.
- 10. No explanations necessary.
- 17. No explanations necessary.
- 18.
- 22-24. No explanations necessary.
- 25. No explanations necessary.
- 27. No explanations necessary. (Be careful -- this one is slightly tricky.)
- 29.
- 32.
- 36.
Chapter 1.2:
- 1-4. No explanations necessary.
- 6.
- 11. No explanations necessary.
- 13.
- 16.
- 19.
- 32.
- 36.