Cal III (Winter 2012)


Marks

Cal III Marks
The final marks are finally posted. I will send these to the college soon.
Congratulations to all: you managed to survive the course(!) in spite of some disappointing exam marks (the tight gap between classes and the exam took its toll, sadly - I blame Physics!).
But you were a good bunch this term. Have a good and well-earned vacation, and good luck with your future studies.
NOTE: The average on my webpage is the average of all marks in the class, without any manipulation. The average the college posts has some manipulating done to it, following guidelines from Quebec. I am not sure about the details, but I think they do not count very low marks in the average, which would account for the discrepancy. Certainly, the calculation of the average on my website has no official status, and is never seen by the college. Equally, I never see the results of their calculation.


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Assignments and Answers

(The complete set of asssignments is on the Cal III resource page.)

Assignment 0 (PDF Format)   (PS format) (Review only)
Answers to Assignment 0 (PDF)   (GIF Format)

Assignment 1 (PDF Format)   (PS format)
Answers to Assignment 1

Assignment 00 (PDF Format)   (PS format) (Review only)
Answers to Assignment 00 (PDF)   (PS Format)  Handwritten (more detail) (JPG)   (PDF Format)

Assignment 2 (PDF Format)   (PS format)
Answers for Assignment 2:
The graphs
(Handwritten) solutions: Page 1  Page 2 (for printing)
(Bigger size!: Page 1  Page 2) (just for on-screen)

Assignment 3 (PDF Format)   (PS format)
Here are the answers to all the problems.
(Handwritten) solutions: Page 1  Page 2   Page 3   Page 4
(Bigger size!: Page 1  Page 2   Page 3   Page 4)
The graphs (PDF format) (MWS format - Maple worksheet)
Remark about question 12(g) (the saddle)

Practice for Test 2:
Assignment 3 1/2 (PDF Format)   (PS format)
(Handwritten) solutions  (Bigger size)

Assignment 4 (PDF Format)   (PS format)
NOTE: The assignment to be handed in consists of the following numbers: 14, 15, 18, 23, 26, 34, 35, 36.
(Handwritten) solutions to the rest of the questions.   (Bigger size).
(Handwritten) solutions  (Bigger size) to numbers 14, 15, 18, 23, 26, 34, 35, 36.

Assignment 5 (PDF Format)   (PS format)
You are asked to do numbers 2d, 4, 6, 10, 12 for marks
To let you review your work on this assignment (as preparation for the test) I am posting the answers - however, if you intend to hand in work for marks, be sure you don't just copy my answers, but show your own work.
Do the problems yourself first, check your work against these answers, and then try again, without copying my answers. Make sure you understand things well enough to be able to do the work on your own (eg on the test!).
I will post more complete solutions later.
Short Answers
Here are the complete solutions:
(Handwritten) solutions: Page 1  Page 2
(PDF format for printing: Page 1  Page 2)

Practice Tests

Practice for Test 1 (15 Feb 2012):
Practice Test 1
  [Answers]   [More Answers]
Another Practice Test 1
  [Answers]

Practice Test 2
The graphs
Another Practice Test 2   [Answers]

Practice Test 3    [Answers]   [PDF]
Another Practice Test 3   [Answers]

[Image: Evolute of the ellipse]

 

Test Answers

 

Notes on various topics

[Including Review of Cal II series convergence tests]


Entertainments

FLATLAND - A Romance of many dimensions
A novel dealing with the question of whether the fourth dimension can exist, and how we might seek to perceive it (based on the analogy of a 2D being trying to imagine a 3D world). Lots of fun, even if it was written long ago.
[The original site for this novel is here.]

Some Notes on the Fourth Dimension [Another helpful page in visualizing 4D]
[This Union College teacher's Home Page has a lot of good stuff on it. Including tips for studying, mathematical art, movies for maths (including one on hyperboloids, as well as the 4D stuff), geometry and web math projects, and advice for life.]

 

 

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