Mathematics 226 homework, Fall 2016

• Homework 1, due on Friday, September 16: PDF. These questions cover Sections 10.1-10.2 of the textbook. You are responsible for all of the material in these sections, except that we will skip "Hanging Cables and Chains", p. 574-576.
  
• Homework #1 solutions are available here.
• Homework 2, due on Monday, September 26:
  • Section 10.3: 13, 15, 19, 20, 27
  • Section 10.4: 5, 9
• Homework #2 solutions are available here.
• Homework 3, due on Monday, October 17:
  • Section 12.1: 35
  • Section 12.2: 9, 11, 19
  • Section 12.3: 11, 23, 28
• Homework #3 solutions are available here.
• Homework 4, due on Friday, October 28:
  • Section 12.4: 11, 17
  • Section 12.5: 17, 19, 23
  • Section 12.6: 7, 11, 19
• Homework #4 solutions are available here.
• Homework 5, due on Friday, November 18: PDF.
• Homework #5 solutions are available here.
• Homework 6, due on Monday, November 28:
  • Section 13.2: 11
  • Section 13.3: 7, 15, 25
  • Section 14.1: 17, 19
• Homework #6 solutions are available here.
  
  

Guidelines for writing and submitting your homework:

• Show all work. Write clearly and legibly, in complete sentences.
• Do all problems in sequence if possible. For each solution, identify clearly the section and problem number (e.g. 1.2, 1.30). Staple your assignment.
• You may discuss the homework with other students, but the final write-up must be your own.
• If you cannot come to class, ask a friend to hand in your assignment, drop it off at your instructor's office before class on the due date, or email a typed or scanned copy before the deadline. (Please make sure that the scanned file is legible.) Late homework will not be accepted.
• Homework assignments do not have to be typeset. If you would like to type your assignments, we recommend using a typesetting program called Latex. This page (set up by Prof. Rechnitzer for a different class) provides a variety of latex links and resources (including online tools you can use). However, please note that we will not be able to offer technical help or answer latex-related questions.
  
  

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