Lecturer:

Dr. Andrew D. Loveless
aloveles@math.washington.edu
Office: Padelford C-339
Office hours: Click Here

Old Exams

Keys to Success on Math 111/2 Exams

Exam Rules and Advice

Old Exams and Solutions

TAs:

Xidian Sun (AA/AB)
sunx23@uw.edu

Molly Baird (AC/AD)
bairdm2@uw.edu

Alessandro Slamitz (BA/BB)
aslamitz@uw.edu

Li Li (BC/BD)
lil37@uw.edu

Exam dates:

Read syllabus for exam rules.

Midterm 1: Thurs, Jan. 25
Midterm 2: Thurs, Feb. 15

Final Exam: Saturday, March 10
Location: PAA
Time: 5:00-7:50pm

Activities:

(Tentative Schedule)

Note: The solution link will be active the day after the activity is completed.

Activity 1 (Jan. 4)

Activity 2 (Jan. 9)

Activity 3 (Jan. 16)

Activity 4 (Jan. 18)

Activity 5 (Jan. 30)

Activity 6 (Feb. 6)
Note: Typo in solutions to Activity 6 Problem 3, the speed at t = 5 is 7 yd/min (not 10)

Activity 7 (Feb. 8)

Activity 8 (Feb. 22)

Activity 9 (Mar. 1)

All Activites in One File

Welcome!

Most course materials can be found at the right of the page. If you have a question, please contact me or your TA, directly or by e-mail.

Announcements:

Announced 3/1/18: Please check out the new posting:
- Here is my Week 9 Newsletter, check it out!
- Chapter 14 Overview: with worked out examples.
- Full review for the final contains a brief summary of all topics.
- I took one particular final at random old final (a final we gave in 2007), and I wrote "outlines" for how to do the problems. Please Solution outlines to an old final. I hope this gives you yet another way to study.
- Final Exam Archive.
Announced 2/21/18: New Postings:
- Here is my Week 8 Newsletter, check it out!
- Exam 2 solutions:
  - Exam 1 Version A Solutions
  - Exam 1 Version B Solutions
- Chapter 13 Quick Formula Summary.
Announced 2/15/18: Please check out the new posting:
- Here is my Week 7 Newsletter, check it out!
- Review of 13.3 with many fully worked out examples and visual aids.
- Review of 13.4 with examples and visual aids.
Announced 2/8/18: Here are some new postings:
- Here is my Week 6 Newsletter, check it out!
- Review of 12.4 with many fully worked out examples that have to do with finding C along with two fully worked out and explained old exam questions that have to do with applications.
- Review of 13.2 with many fully worked out examples and an old exam question discussion with solutions.
- Review for Exam 2 Contains an overview of all the exam 2 content and a discussion of the basic algebra skills you need.
Announced 2/1/18: Here are some new postings:
- Here is my Week 5 Newsletter, check it out!
- Review of 10.1-10.3 with worked out examples.
- Review of Global Max/Min with a discussion of the first steps in all the five fundamental questions.
- Review of 11.1 and 11.2 with three fully worked out examples.
- Review of 12.1 and 12.3 with four fully worked out examples.
- Brief overview of how to solve equations (the skills you need for this class).
Announced 1/26/18: Here are exam solutions (compare numbers to see which version you have):
- Exam 1 Version A Solutions
- Exam 1 Version B Solutions
Announced 1/25/18: Please check out the following postings:
- Here is my Week 4 Newsletter, check it out!
- Review of 10.1-10.3 with worked out examples.
- Brief overview of how to solve equations: the skills you need a lot in the next week (and throughout the rest of the course).
Announced 1/18/18: Please check out the following postings:
- Here is my Week 3 Newsletter, check it out!
- Here are Exam Rules and Advice.
- Review of 9.7 and 9.8 with worked out examples.
- Review of 9.9 and discussion of the fundamental connections between a function and it's derivative.
- Derivative Graph Summary Sheet.
- A summary and checklist of topics you should know for Exam 1.
- Also check out the Exam Archive and some of my advice about exams
Announced 1/11/18: Please check out the following postings:
- Here is my Week 2 Newsletter, check it out!
- Review of 9.5 and 9.6 and discussion/examples of finding tangent lines
- Review of definitions with examples for business terms and MR/MC : Read this!
- More derivatives practice and Answers.
- Also check out the activity solutions which you can find at the lower left of this page! The activities are a key tool to clearing up the concepts.
Announced 1/4/18: I will post several review sheets throughout the term, so check back frequently. Here is my first group of postings (they can also be found at the lower right part of this page):
- Here is my Week 1 Newsletter, check it out!
- Overview of 9.3 with examples. If you get stuck, also read my Review of Functional Notation.
- Overview of 9.4 with examples. If you get stuck, also ready my Review of Basic Exponent Rules.
- Ten practice problems that only use the 9.4 rules with solutions.
Announced 1/1/18: Welcome to Math 112! On the first day of the quarter, before you do anything else, go to the Webassign homework (then come back and read the announcements below). In other words, click this link: Webassign Homework

Textbook Information:
- If you purchased Webassign and/or the text for Math 111, you do not need to purchase anything new for this quarter.
- If you did not take Math 111 at UW with Webassign, you must purchase a Webassign access code in order to complete the homework for the course. You are NOT required to purchase a hard copy of the text (an electronic copy comes with your Webassign homework).
  UW Webassign Log-In: Webassign Homework
- If you wish to purchase a hard copy of the text, the book is Mathematical Applications for the Management, Life, and Social Sciences, tenth edition, by Harshbarger/Reynolds. You may purchase a custom, loose-leaf edition of the text, listed as Applied Mathematics for Business, at the University Book Store. (Chapters 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6 are used in Math 111 and the remaining chapters in Math 112.) A new copy of the text comes bundled with an access code for Webassign at the bookstore.
- Whether you use the hard copy or electronic copy of the text, all students must have a Webassign access code. Webassign offers a two-week grace period during which you may access your homework without entering an access code.
Other Required Materials:
- a clear plastic ruler;
- a TI 30X IIS calculator (NO other calculator model is allowed)

Math 112 A and B: Winter 2018