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All section and page numbers refer to sections from Ostebee/Zorn, Vol 2.

Due Friday 12/1 at 8am

The Big Picture

• No reading today!

No Reading Questions Today!
Reminder:

• PS 11 (ind) is due Friday.
• If you haven't already started, begin studying for Exam 3, which will be Tuesday 12/5 during lab.

Due Monday 12/4 at 8am

Q & A for Exam 3

• To read: Review Sections 10.4, 11.1-11.5. Do the study guide. Redo problems from past problem sets.
• Be sure to understand: Everything, better than you did the first time around.

No Reading Questions Today!
Reminder:

• Bring questions on PS 13 to class Monday.
• I know you're tired of me reminding you, but remember to come ask me questions during office hours!
• Exam 3 is Tuesday, 12/5 in lab. As always, you may begin taking it at 12:30, and you should bring a calculator and your "cheat sheet", which meets the same specifications as before: handwritten by you, front only, standard sized paper.

Due Wednesday 12/6 at 8am

11.6: Power Series as Functions

• To read: All
• Be sure to understand: Example 3

E-mail Subject Line: Math 104 Your Name 12/6

Reading Questions:

1. Give two good reasons for writing a known function ( such as cos(x) ) as a power series.

Reminder:

• PS 13 (ind) is due Wednesday.
• If you have questions, come to office hours or e-mail Annie and arrange to meet her at 8pm in A102 on Tuesday evening.
• Have a rough draft of your letter to your client written by Wednesday or Thursday.

Due Friday 12/8 at 8am

11.6: Power Series as Functions

• To read: Re-read it all
• Be sure to understand: The whole enchilada

E-mail Subject Line: Math 104 Your Name 12/8

Reading Questions:

1. Write cos(2x) as a power series.

Reminder:

• If you haven't already brought me a rough draft of your letter to your client, please do so by Friday at the absolute latest.

Due Monday 12/11 at 8am

11.6: Power Series as Functions

• To read: All, again
• Be sure to understand: Example 3

E-mail Subject Line: Math 104 Your Name 12/8

Reading Questions:

1. Find the elementary function represented by the power series sum(k_*x^k-1,k=1..infinity) by manipulating a more familiar power series.

Reminder:

• Bring questions on PS 14 to class on Monday. While you will not be turning it in, you will be responsible for it.
• Project 3 is due Monday at 4pm.