11/17Midterm score is posted.
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10/21 11:42pm
Page 31 of p04.pdf has been updated.
10/20Due date for homework #2 delayed.
Since it is the midterm week,
the due date for the homework #2 is delayed to
6pm 26 Oct. (Mon.).
Bring and submit your homework directly to me
in my office (room 312).
(Please slip your homework under the door if I am not
in the office.)
[WARNING: I won't accept
the homework after the due date this time.
Please submit your homework in time!]
10/20
Remark on the question 15A, #10:
To solver the problem,
please assume that the volume of water
does not change after the chemical is added.
In other words,
after 300 gal of chemical is added to the tank A
filled with 5000 gal of water,
the volume remains 5000 gal.
10/18
Homework #2:
Excercise 15A, #10 (p.125)
Excercise 15D, #10. (p.133)
Excercise 15E, #9. (p.137)
Excercise 16A, #39. (p.156)
Excercise 17B, #6. (p.176)
I translated the questions
into Korean.
Please let me know if there is any error!
[due: 10am 23 Oct. (Fri.), before class]
10/15
Midterm exam! Hooooray!
date/time: 10am~11:50am (2~3 periods) on
30 Oct.
Chap 1~3 covered
Open book (You can bring any material you want.)
10/11
Lecture slide for chap 4 (p04.pdf) has been posted.
9/25
Late submission of homework #1:
You can submit your homework by Monday in my office.
(Slide it under the door if I'm not in.)
To be fair, there will be penalty.
You will get only 50% of what you've done.
9/22Homework #1 is posted.
[due: 25 Sep. (Fri.) before class]
9/17 00:10p02.pdf has been updated, again!
Please check if you have the latest version.
9/16
교과서설문의 "기초설문조사" 참여도가 너무 저조하오니 많이 참여해주시기 바랍니다.
9/11 00:57amp02.pdf has been updated.
Please check if you have the latest version.
9/10
Proving ∫(1/x)dx=log|x|.
For x>0,
∫(1/x)dx=logx.
For x<0, let
y=-x then
∫(1/x)dx=∫(1/y)dy
=logy=log(-x).
9/3
The textbooks are not ready in the bookstore yet,
but they will arrive soon. (hopefully this week)
Sorry for the delay.
9/3 Welcome.
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