Math 250 Homework Assignments

HW A Write a short (at most one page) introduction of yourself, including your background in both mathematics and computer science, why you are taking this course, and what you hope to learn in this course. Write a few sentences indicating which problems from Section 0.1: Some Problems seem most interesting to you and why. Submit this via Kit.

HW 1 The following are problems from the Cusack book that we have been reading:
- Problem 1.1 a, c
- Problem 1.2
- Problem 1.5
- Problem 1.6
- Problem 1.9
- Problem 1.10
- Problem 1.14
- Problem 1.15 a, b
- Problem 1.16 a, b, c, d
- Problem 1.17 a, b, c, d
- Problem 1.18 a, b, c
HW 2 These exercises are all from the Cusack text, Section 2.10.
- Problem 2.1
- Problem 2.2 (no truth tables!)
- Problem 2.3
- Problem 2.4
- Problem 2.8 a, b
- Problem 2.9 a, b
- Problem 2.10
- Problem 2.23
HW 3 All exercises except the last are from the Cusack text.
- Problem 3.3
- Problem 3.4
- Problem 3.5
- Problem 3.6
- Problem 3.8 (Give only 1 answer - the least positive integer)
- Problem 3.9
- Problem 3.10
- Determine whether 3232 and 201 are relatively prime by using Euclid's algorithm
HW 4 These are all exercises from the text.
- Problem 3.13
- Problem 3.18
- Problem 3.19
- Problem 3.20
- Problem 3.24
HW 5 These are all exercises from the text. You must show your work. A solitary number given as an answer will not receive credit.
- Problem 8.1
- Problem 8.2
- Problem 8.3
- Problem 8.4
- Problem 8.5
HW 6 These are all exercises from the text. Your proofs should be written using complete sentences mixed with mathematical statements.
- Exercsise 2.5.7
- Exercise 2.5.10
- Exercise 2.5.16
- Exercise 2.5.17
- Exercise 2.5.29
HW 7 These are all exercises from the text.
- Exercise 0.2.18
- Exercise 0.2.19
- Exercise 0.2.20
- Exercise 3.1.4
- Exercise 3.1.5
- Exercise 3.1.9
- Exercise 3.1.10
- Exercise 3.1.15
- Exercise 3.1.18