Textbook
Statistics
- Susie has put together a coursepack for the statistics portion of this course.
All students should have a copy of this coursepack, either hard copy or digital copy, for use in
class by March 5.
- Coursepack as a single PDF
- A zip file containing each section as a separate PDF
- You can buy a printed, coil bound copy of this coursepack for around $13 at the Interurban Satellite Printshop in the CBA Atrium (hours given in the link).
- Here are the full solutions to the exercises at the end of each section.
Integral Calculus and Differential Equations
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Title: Basic Technical Mathematics with Calculus: SI Version, 10th edition Author: Allyn J. Washington
Recommended Exercises
The recommended exercises from the textbook and the statistics problems can be found on the Homework page.
Textbook Corrections for Washington
Ninth and Tenth editions
- Section 28.2: There is an error in the answers in the back of the text to Section 28.2, #37. The correct answer should be y=ln(3.5/(3+cos x)) + 2 -- in other words, the 2 should be outside the ln brackets, not inside.
- Section 28.6, question 29: in the question, the x3 in the numerator should be x2 (squared instead of cubed) instead.
- Section 28.7: I'm told that in the digital version of the tenth edition, the answer to #9 (maybe #7?) should be 2x tan-1x - ln (1+x2) + C (the square root is incorrect)
- Section 31.4: In the 9th edition (and possibly the 10th, but I don't have that edition handy), the answer to Question #17 should be y = x + ex / 2 - 1 + C e-x (the textbook answer is missing the e-x on the term with the C)
- Section 31.10: In the Student Solution Manual (SSM), Question #9: because the right-hand-side of the DE is just a constant, your particular solution Sp should just be a constant (A, for example). You do not require a linear term in t.
Eighth edition
- There is an error in the Student Solutions Manual. The answer for Section 28.8 - #5 in the back of the book is correct, but in the solutions manual, you'll note that if x = tan θ, then dx cannot be sec θ tan θ dθ -- it must be sec2 θ dθ instead.
- There is an error in the answers in the back of the text to Section 28.2, #37. The correct answer should be y=ln(3.5/(3+cos x)) + 2 -- in other words, the 2 should be outside the ln brackets, not inside.