This page contains links to the worksheets (homework) for Math 017,
Spring 2018:
1. Worksheet 1
2. Worksheet 2
3. Worksheet 3
4. Worksheet 4
5. Worksheet 5
6. Worksheet 6
7. Worksheet 7
8. Worksheet 8
This page contains links to the worksheets (homework) for Math 017,
Spring 2017:
1. Worksheet 1 Deductive Reasoning: Truth Tables [PDF]
2. Worksheet 2 Basic Sets [PDF]
3. Worksheet 3 Venn Diagrammes and Basic Sets [PDF]
4. Worksheet 4 Quantification [PDF]
5. Worksheet 5 Cardinality and Application to Surveys [PDF]
This page contains links to the worksheets (homework) for Math 017,
Fall 2009. If a student has missed class or wishes an extra copy of a worksheet
he may download the following worksheets [note:
in HTML, DOC, or PDF form]:
0. Worksheet 0 Inductive Reasoning [PDF]
1. Worksheet 1 Deductive Reasoning: Truth Tables [PDF]
2A. Worksheet 2 Deductive Reasoning: More Truth Tables [PDF]
2B. Worksheet 2B Logic: Main Connectives and Logical Equivalence [PDF]
2C. Worksheet 2C Logic and Set Theory [PDF]
3A. Worksheet 3A Sets [PDF]
3AAA. Worksheet 3AAA Sets, Venn Diagrammes, and Surveys [PDF]
3AA. Worksheet 3AA Euler Circles and Syllogisms As Opposed to Truth Tables and Arguments [PDF]
3B. Worksheet 3B Multiple Choice Type Questions in Logic and Set Theory [PDF]
3C. Worksheet 3C Set Theory Venn Diagrammes [PDF]
4A. Worksheet 4A Quantification I: Quantification Translations [PDF]
4 1/2. Worksheet 4.5: Introduction to Probability [PDF]
4 3/4. Worksheet 4.75: A Further Introduction to Probability [PDF]
5A. Worksheet 5A: Combinatorics [PDF]
5B. Worksheet 5B: Combinatorics [PDF]
6. Worksheet 6 Combinatorics [PDF]
7. Worksheet 7 Probability [PDF]
7 1/2 . Worksheet 7 1/2 More Probability [PDF]
8. Worksheet 8: Probability [PDF]
8 1/2. Worksheet 8 1/2: Probability [PDF]
9. Worksheet 9 [PDF]
Some people have copies of
Microsoft Word© that have support for mathematical symbols in the
form of having Word with Equation Editor 3.0 or above which should suffice.
The types of mathematical symbols that need to be supported are the fonts
‘Symbol,’ ‘Euclid,’ ‘Euclid Math One,’ and ‘Euclid Math Two.’
For reading documents in DOC or HTML form I highly recommend one
download a copy of Design Science’s MathType5 which is available at
http://www.mathtype.com/ and install it (the evaluation copy will then
become MathType5 Light which has all the fonts you need for reading the
manuscripts or printing out the documents with correct mathematical
notation.
Last updated: 13 Nov. 2009
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