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Last modification: Monday, 19-Mar-2007 18:42:26 MDT

Test #2 Key Posted
Posted: Sat Mar 17 18:22:20 MST 2007
Click here for a huge-file scanned answer/stats file.

Diary Update
Posted: Wed Mar 14 17:13:49 MST 2007
The diary is complete up through Tuesday, 3/13/07, with the beats and resonance examples finished up.

Friday 3/9/07 In-Class Quiz
Posted: Fri Mar 9 09:15:35 MST 2007
Questions here. Answers here, maybe.

Assignment #11 (Due Monday, 3/12/07)
Posted: Thu Mar 8 11:56:52 MST 2007

3.6: 25
3.6: 41 (What's the characteristic equation? A BSS?)
3.7: 18, 20

Rev2 now Available for Test #2, 3/16/07
Posted: Thu Mar 8 11:46:22 MST 2007
The Rev2 button above is now live.

Second Chance on Assignment #9
Posted: Tue Mar 6 04:15:34 MST 2007
If you got a two-digit score on #9, why not redo it all from scratch, brand new and better?
Get it to me by Friday morning.

Assignment #10 (Due Wednesday, 3/7/07)
Posted: Sun Mar 4 11:59:34 MST 2007
Answer Key Posted: Fri Mar 9 09:14:56 MST 2007
Click here for some IVP problems involving driven 2OLDEs with constant coefficients.
Click here for an alleged answer key.

Assignment #9 (Due Wednesday, 2/28/07)
Posted: Mon Feb 26 07:36:24 MST 2007
Concavity Enhancement: Mon Feb 26 08:52:35 MST 2007
Totally ignore the text's direction for the following problems. The grading rubric will not consider the text-direction answers.

3.2: 39-43
For these problems do

Find a BSS.
Find W(t), the Wronskian of this BSS. Simplify.
Without solving the IVP, give the concavity of the solution's graph at the initial point.
Solve the IVP in terms of your BSS.

Maybe It's NOT Euler's Formula
Posted: Sun Feb 18 14:09:54 MST 2007
Click here for Euler's Greatest Hits.
If you are looking for Assignments #7 and #8, look for the Previous button in the link strip above.

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