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Due date | Read |
Exercises |
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Thinking Mathematically pp. 1-3 | No exercises yet. |
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2/4 |
Thinking Mathematically pp. 4-10 | Paper Strip on p. 4 |
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2/11 |
Thinking Mathematically pp.
10-23 Handout from Knowing and Teaching Elementary Mathematics (Introduction and Ch. 3) |
Patchwork on p. 10 Chessboard Squares on p. 17 |
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2/18 |
Thinking Mathematically pp.
24-29 |
Circles and Spots on p. 75: Find
the maximum number of regions for N=7 and N=8. Can you come
up with a conjecture for a general formula? |
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2/25 |
Thinking Mathematically pp.
24-29 |
Tethered Goat on p. 27 Electric Frog |
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3/4 |
Thinking Mathematically pp.
30-34 |
Ladies Luncheon on p. 29 Fractious on p. 31 Envelopes on p. 32 |
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3/11 |
Thinking Mathematically pp.
34-39 |
Find the number of ways to paint
the vertices of an equilateral triangle red , green, and
blue so that each vertex is painted a different color. What
if the triangle is made of glass, i.e. can be turned around?
What about a square (and 4 colors), or a regular pentagon
(and 5 colors), etc? Cubes Cubed on p. 33 |
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3/18 |
Thinking Mathematically pp.
34-39 |
Quick and Toasty on p. 34 Chessboard Rectangles on p. 39 |
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3/25 |
Thinking Mathematically pp.
40-52 |
Creepy Crawlies on p. 40 Threaded Pins on p. 48 Also, work on Reading Assignment 1. It is due on 4/10 |
| 3/25 |
Thinking Mathematically pp.
52-62 |
Homework holiday. Prepare for the upcoming exam. |