MATH 3250 -- Problem Solving Tools

• The In-Class Portion of Test #2!
  For the Menage à Trois problem, we have some 3-D diagrams which might help you understand...
  ProbSolid.dpg -- This shows how two adjacent cubes are connected together.
  Between.dpg -- Now figure out how many pyramids fit in the region between the cubes!
  
  
• Here is the MATLAB skeleton for the Two Chips and the Unit Circle Problem.
  Chips.m
  The unfortunate formatting problem...  The best procedure is:
  
  1. Windows thinks this is a text file.  Go ahead and download it to the Desktop.
  2. Capture all of the text and "COPY" it to the Clipboard.
  3. Start up MATLAB and open a new .m file.
  4. Paste the text into your .m file.  Name it "Chips.m" and save it in the default
     workspace.  You can now edit it to your heart's content!
     
  Note that there is no guarantee that anything saved in the default workspace will
  hang around for more than a day, so be careful!
  
  
• Homework #5 cover sheet.
  

• Here's Test #1.  It's due at the beginning of class on Wed., 12 October 2005.
  Use the Engineering/graph paper for the Pool Table Problem!
  
  
• Homework #3 cover sheet.
  
• MATLAB sample code.
• Quiz #1.  Everyone should redo this one!
  

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Last modified on 16 November 2005.