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**Table of Contents**
About the Course & Class Announcements
Math 1012 (Section 1)'s Syllabus	List of practise problems, assignments and homework due This is where you can find what and when assignments are due.	HW due Wed Dec 8: 8.2	HW NOT due, but must know for Final: 8.3	Final Exam (comprehensive) Wed Dec 15 at 8:30am till 10:30am. The exam covers up to and including 8.3 Here is a copy of the Review for Final Exam ;
Handouts & Solutions of Quizzes/Tests
Solutions to Quiz 10: page 1 and page 2.	Solutions to Quiz 9: page 1 and page 2.	Solutions to Quiz 8: page 1 and page 2.	Solutions to Quiz 7: page 1 and page 2.	Solutions to Quiz 6: page 1 and page 2.

Examples for using Mathematica & Course's Resources
Example of Graphing given Functions ( This is an example of using Mathematica for plotting graphs. You may use this as an example to plotting the graph for Problem 33(c) in your 1.7 HW ) (Oct 8, 2010)	A quick Reference for Mathematica ; you may find this handy when you work on mathematica assignments (Sept 21, 2010.)	Numerical solutions to Prob 60 in Section 2.8 ; You may use this for Prob 59 in 2.8 (For class on Nov 4-6, 2010)	You might find this useful for graphing multiple functions in 3.1 More on Graphing Multiple Functions	Example of Plotting and Multiplots using mathematica (Sept 21 2010.)
Examples of solving equations using mathematica	Example of Graphing given functions in polar coordinates	Example of finding zeros of f(x) graphically
Looking for a Math Tutor? Math Tutoring Room's (Room 360 Briggs Library) Hours: Mon, Tue, Wed. & Thurs 7-10 pm.				(Not a class resource, but kinda 80s and cheesy;-) Cool!! Check out the video about: Angle Dance at U-Tube.

External Resources on Pre-Calculus
Mathematics Archives on Pre-Calculus

Table of Contents

About the Course & Class Announcements

List of practise problems, assignments and homework due This is where you can find what and when assignments are due.

HW due Wed Dec 8: 8.2

HW NOT due, but must know for Final: 8.3

Final Exam (comprehensive) Wed Dec 15 at 8:30am till 10:30am. The exam covers up to and including 8.3
Here is a copy of the Review for Final Exam ;

Handouts & Solutions of Quizzes/Tests

Solutions to Quiz 10:
page 1 and page 2.

Solutions to Quiz 9:
page 1 and page 2.

Solutions to Quiz 8:
page 1 and page 2.

Solutions to Quiz 7:
page 1 and page 2.

Solutions to Quiz 6:
page 1 and page 2.

Examples for using Mathematica & Course's Resources

Example of Graphing given Functions ( This is an example of using Mathematica for plotting graphs. You may use this as an example to plotting the graph for Problem 33(c) in your 1.7 HW ) (Oct 8, 2010)

A quick Reference for Mathematica ; you may find this handy when you work on mathematica assignments (Sept 21, 2010.)

Numerical solutions to Prob 60 in Section 2.8 ; You may use this for Prob 59 in 2.8 (For class on Nov 4-6, 2010)

You might find this useful for graphing multiple functions in 3.1 More on Graphing Multiple Functions

Example of Plotting and Multiplots using mathematica (Sept 21 2010.)

Examples of solving equations using mathematica

Example of Graphing given functions in polar coordinates

Example of finding zeros of f(x) graphically

Looking for a Math Tutor? Math Tutoring Room's (Room 360 Briggs Library) Hours: Mon, Tue, Wed. & Thurs 7-10 pm.

(Not a class resource, but kinda 80s and cheesy;-)

Cool!! Check out the video about: Angle Dance at U-Tube.

External Resources on Pre-Calculus

Mathematics Archives on Pre-Calculus

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