Last updated January 17, 2005
This page lists old tests, assignments, and notes, for Mth 311.
You may find this material useful for studying.
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1997 Fall Mth 311 What is Advanced Calculus?
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This note is a tiny conventional capsule history of calculus and the beginnings of
rigour in calculus.
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1997 Fall Mth 311 Euler's Number. A Model Argument
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58 KB, 4 pages
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1997 Fall Mth 311 Limit Superior and Limit Inferior
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102 KB, 7 pages
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1997 Fall Mth 311 Zero Convergence Test
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69 KB, 3 pages
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1997 Fall Mth 311 Abel-Dedekind-Dirichlet Theorem
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74 KB, 4 pages
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1997 Fall Mth 311 Advanced Calculus Final Exam
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66 KB, 5 pages, 4 problems
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1997 Fall Mth 311 Advanced Calculus Test
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58 KB, 4 pages, 5 problems
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1997 Fall Mth 311 Advanced Calculus Sample Problems for Test
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58 KB, 3 pages, 21 problems
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1997 Fall Mth 311 Advanced Calculus Solution Sketches for
Assignment Problems 1 - 5
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26 KB, 1 page
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1997 Fall Mth 311 Advanced Calculus Assignment 4. Problems 9 - 14
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44 KB, 1 page, 6 problems
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1997 Fall Mth 311 Advanced Calculus Assignment 3. Problems 6 - 8
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44 KB, 1 page, 3 problems
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1997 Fall Mth 311 Advanced Calculus Assignment 2. Problems 3 - 5
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39 KB, 1 page, 3 problems
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1997 Fall Mth 311 Advanced Calculus Assignment 1. Problems 1 - 2
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35 KB, 1 page, 2 problems
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Copyright © 1997 Bent E. Petersen. The documents
described here, may be used, copied and distributed
freely, entire and intact, for any educational noncommercial
purpose, but may not be distributed in an altered form. If you
want to improve on anything, which certainly can be
done, then please write your own version(s).
petersen@math.oregonstate.edu
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