There are two types of homework assignments.
The second table below lists other exercises in the textbook that are relevant to the course. I *don't* expect you to do all the problems listed, but it is worth reading many of them and solving a few of each type. Problems ranges listed with a * are Level 2.
Due Date
Section
Problems
Mon. 10/3
2.3 (2nd Ed.)
28, 30
.
5.2 (2nd Ed.)
11, 24, 34
.
5.3 (2nd Ed.)
14
.
2.4(3rd Ed.)
32, 34
.
5.2(3rd Ed.)
9, 17
.
5.3(3rd Ed.)
4, 27
.
3.4(4th Ed.)
32, 34
.
6.2(4th Ed.)
10, 19
.
6.3(4th Ed.)
4, 34
Fri. 11/4
4.2 (2nd Ed.)
10
.
4.3 (2nd Ed.)
12 and 2^n < n!
.
4.4 (2nd Ed.)
5, 6
.
4.2 (3rd Ed.)
11, 12, 14
.
4.3 (3rd Ed.)
12 and 2^n < n!
.
4.4 (3rd Ed.)
5, 6
.
5.2 (4th Ed.)
11, 12, 14
.
5.3 (4th Ed.)
12 and 2^n < n!
.
5.4 (4th Ed.)
5, 6
Section, Epp 4th Ed.
Problems
Section, Epp 3rd Ed.
Problems
2.1
6-9, 12-37,40-43, *46, 48, 49, 50-54
1.1
1-51
2.2
7-46
1.2
1-49
2.3
1-36, *(37-44)
1.3
1-32
2.4
1-16, *(18-21)
1.4
1-20
6.1
1,3,9-17
5.1
1-21
3.1
2-26
2.1
1-28
3.2
1-33
2.2
1-25, 29-45
3.3
1-24, 33-38, 41
2.3
9-13, 21-23, 32-37
3.4
2-27, (*28-34)
2.4
1-27
9.2
8-12
6.2
9-12
9.3
6a, 7a, 33-35
6.3
6a, 26-28
6.1
27-35
5.1
22-30 6.2
1-6, *(7-19), *(25-34)
5.2
1-6, *(7-19), *(23-33)
6.3
1-15 (Venn/counterexamples),
23-25, 27-29, 46, *(17-21), *(47-50)5.1
1-11 (Venn/counterexamples),
19-21, 23-24, 39, *(12-17), *(40-43)
4.3
21-26
3.3
21-26
4.5
14-24 (proofs are *, counterexamples are not)
3.5
14-24 (proofs are *, counterexamples are not)
4.6
10-12, *(19-20), 21
3.6
9-11, *(17-18), 23
4.7
5-12, *19
3.6
5-12, *19
5.1
10-16, 19-46
4.1
10-16, 19-46
5.2
10-16, 20-27
4.2
10-16, 19-26
5.3
8-20
4.3
8-20
5.4
1-6
4.4
1-6
5.6
1-6
8.1
1-6
7.1
1-4, 7, 51
7.1
1-5, 13, 35
7.2
1-13, 42-49
7.2
1-14, 36-46
7.3
1-6, 9-11, 16-19,
7.4
1-6, 9-11, 16-19
8.1
4-6, 13-17, 19-23
10.1
8-10, 12-18, 30-33
8.2
1-19, 51-53
10.2
1-19, 23-27
8.3
1-9, 20-21, 25, 28, 29, 31
10.3
1-9, 18-19, 22, 23, 25, 28
8.5
1, 2, 4-9, 16-21
10.5
1, 2, 4-9, 16-21