Please write your homework neatly. Don't try to cram all the problems into the
minimum space. Show your work clearly, and useful diagrams are always appropriate
and may get extra points. You may work with others, but the work should be your
own. I expect numeric answers to have a reasonable number of significant figures
and proper units.
Note: WebAssign grades only on the answer; I will grade only (mostly) on the
method! Make your method clear.
1. Read the Introduction in the textbook (Cummings et al., pp. 1-4).
(a) Write one sentence about the point of each section.
(b) What did you find the most confusing part of this introduction?
2. Cummings et al., Ch. 1, p. 19, Problem 3
3. Cummings et al., Ch. 1, p. 23, Problem 50
4. Cummings et al., Ch. 2, p. 48, Problem 6
This is also WebAssign PS1.0 #4
You should show your method clearly and may use either your WebAssign numbers,
or the numbers in the text book.
5. Cummings et al., Ch. 2, p. 48, Problem 7
This is also WebAssign PS1.0 #5
You should show your method clearly and may use either your WebAssign numbers,
or the numbers in the text book.
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