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Wim Ruitenburg's Fall 2015 MATH/MSCS 4/5200-101 Recommended homework

Last updated: December 2015
Comments and suggestions: Email   wimr@mscs.mu.edu


Due date Boldface means graded homework.

11+ December Section 6.34: 34.11, 34.12

11 December Section 6.34: 34.8

9 December Section 6.34: 34.5, 34.6

7 December Section 6.34: 34.2, 34.3

4 December For Section 6.34, let f be the function f(x) = x^2 * sin(1/x) for x not equal 0, and f(0) = 0 (as in exercise 28.5). Show that derivative f'(x) exists for all x. Show also that f is not continuous at 0.
Section 6.33: (Give a complete proof of Theorem 33.4.(ii)), 33.13

2 December Section 6.33: 33.2, 33.15

30 November Section 6.33: Write the proof of Theorem 33.1
Section 6.32: 32.4, 32.8

23 November Section 6.32: 32.2

20 November Section 5.29: 29.3, 29.5

18 November Section 5.28: 28.4

16 November Section 5.29: 29.1ac, 29.2

13 November Section 5.28: 28.3a, 28.8

9 November Section 5.28: 28.2abd
Section 5.28: Write the proof of Theorem 28.2

6 November Section 3.20: 20.17

4 November Section 3.20: 20.11, 20.18

2 November Section 3.19: 19.4a, 19.5

30 October Section 3.19: 19.2
Section 3.19: Write the proof of Theorem 19.4

28 October Section 3.19: 19.1
Section 3.18: 18.10

26 October Section 3.18: 18.4 (hint: function f(x) = 1 / (x - x_0)), 18.6
Section 3.17: 17.6

21 October Section 3.17: 17.5
Section 3.17: Write the proof of Theorem 17.2

19 October Section 3.17: 17.2
Section 2.15: 15.6

16 October Section 2.15: 15.4, 15.8, formulate only

14 October Section 2.15: 15.1, 15.3

12 October Section 2.14: 14.3, 14.8, 14.12

9 October Section 2.14: 14.1, 14.2

5 October Section 2.12: 12.2, 12.10

2 October Section 2.12: 12.6
Section 2.11: 11.5

30 September Section 2.12: 12.4
Section 2.11: 11.10, If the liminf of sequence s_n is real number s, show that there is a subsequence t_n with limit s (by adapting that proof in class)

28 September Section 2.11: 11.4yz, 11.8

25 September Section 2.11: 11.2
Section 2.10: 10.10

23 September Section 2.10: 10.4, 10.8

21 September Section 2.10: 10.1
Section 2.9: 9.2b, 9.4b, 9.12a, proof of Theorem 9.4

18 September Section 2.9: 9.1b
Section 2.8: 8.1d, 8.2e, 8.5

14 September Section 2.7: 7.3aei, 7.5

11 September Section 1.5: 5.1, 5.2
Section 1.4: 4.10

9 September Section 1.4: 4.1abe, 4.3abe
Section 1.3: 3.1, 3.2, 3.3

4 September Section 1.2: 2.6, 2.7, 2.8
Section 1.1: 1.5, 1.12