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Problems are usually due at the beginning of class.
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Late homework will not be accepted.
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You are encouraged to work together on these problems.
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They may be handed in jointly (unless I change my mind).
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Present work neatly on
8.5 x 11″ paper.
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Label each problem and page number.
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Assemble them in correct order.
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Write only on the front side of each piece of paper.
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Papers must be stapled—not paper-clipped,
etc.
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At the top of page 1, clearly print your NAME(S).
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Homework
2, due 1/29
- I.1: 1BGH, 2CD, 4
- I.2: 2BC
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Homework
3, due 2/5
- I.2: 4, 6ABC (hints in back of book)
- I.4: 3ABC
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Homework
4, due 2/12
- I.5: 1BE, 2AB, 3, 4
- I.6: 1BC, 2AC, 3, 4
- I.7: 1AB, 4, 5
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Homework
5, due 2/19
- I.8: 2
- II.1: 2, 3, 8, 10BC
- II.2: 3, 5
- II.3: 3
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Homework
6, due 2/26
- II.6: 1A, (not assigned, but worth looking at and thinking about: 6, 7, 9)
- II.7: the three "algebra" questions from class, 1ABDG, 2, 9
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Homework 7, due 3/25
- Mooted, confuted, booted, disputed, refuted, and rebooted
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Homework 8, due 4/1
- IV.1: 5 (use the ML theorem)
- IV.2: 2 (you'll need to use two different branches of the log)
- IV.4: 1H (where are the discontinuities? for which pieces of the function?)
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Homework 9, due 4/8
- IV.5: 2
- V.2: 10 (Hint: This should be easy. Ask for a hint if it's giving trouble.)
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Homework 10, due 4/15
- V.3: 6 (Hint: Use a convergence test. Not the one I hate.)
- V.4: 3 (Don't compute the power series. Explain the RoC.)
- V.5: 1C
- V.7: 1CFGI, 2B
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Homework
11, due Friday 4/24
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Homework
12, due Friday 5/1
- VI.2: 1CE, 6, 7, 8AB, 10
- VII.1: 1D, 3A
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