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4350/5350 APPM Homework 4, due Wednesday September 26. 1. Read Sections 1.5, 1.6, and 1.7. Fall 2001 2. (5 points) We have an exam scheduled for Wednesday 3 October, the day before fall break. I propose we hold the exam on the evening of Tuesday 2 October and cancel class on Wednesday. The exam would still be planned to take 50 minutes, but you could take longer if necessary. (a) Is a Tuesday evening exam...
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4350/5350 APPM Homework 4, due Wednesday September 26. 1. Read Sections 1.5, 1.6, and 1.7.
Fall 2001
2. (5 points) We have an exam scheduled for Wednesday 3 October, the day before fall break. I propose we hold the exam on the evening of Tuesday 2 October and cancel class on Wednesday. The exam would still be planned to take 50 minutes, but you could take longer if necessary. (a) Is a Tuesday evening exam acceptable for you? (b) What times between 5pm and 10pm on Tues 2 October can you not take the exam? 3. (5 points) Check out the new resources links on the course web page amath.colorado.edu/courses/4350/ particular In watch the Gibb's phenomenon demo at www.sosmath.com/fourier/fourier3/gibbs.html and play with the synthesizer at www.nst.ing.tu-bs.de/schaukasten/fourier/en idx.html until you learn something that you think is interesting. What did you discover? 4. (20 points) Section 1.5 problem #3. 5. (20 points) Section 1.5 problem #6. 6. (25 points) Sec...
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