Math 3B03, Winter 2004
Homework Problems
Take homework assignments seriously and write down your solutions in
detail; justify each step in your proofs. You may discuss problems with other
students, but you should write down solutions on your own - this is the best
way to make sure you understand the material and are able to write proofs
on your own.
Your proofs should not read like novels; long and wordy justifications
for your steps are unnecessary. Each step of your proof should be an obvious
consequence of the previous steps, axioms and previously proven results,
and it is sufficient to just refer to the statement you're using.
After the due date I will post solutions to the assignment on this
page - I advise you to check your solutions against the solutions I provide.
ASSIGNMENTS ARE TO BE HANDED-IN IN CLASS ON THE DUE DATE.
NO LATE ASSIGNMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Assignment 5, Due Tuesday,
April 13, 2004 (by 6pm)
You should bring your finished assignment to my office - I will be holding
office hours during the exam period at the same times as during the term.
Solutions to Assignment 5.
Assignment 4, New due date Tuesday,
March 30, 2004
Solutions to Assignment 4.
Assignment 3, Due Tuesday,
March 2, 2004
You need to hand-in your solutions to Questions 1-3 by March 2, but
may hand in solutions to Questions 4 and 5 by Tuesday, March 9.
Solutions to Assignment 3, Questions 1-3.
Solutions to Assignment 3, Questions 4 and 5.
Assignment 2, Due Tuesday,
February 10, 2004
Solutions to Assignment 2.
Assignment 1, Due Tuesday,
January 27, 2004
Solutions to Assignment 1 with a separate page containing
pictures.
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