Final Exam 

Thursday, December 18,  12:00 noon


Structure:

The exam will consist of four sections.

Section Question Style  Percentage

Question Parts

I
 Computation

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II
 Short Answer

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III
 Extended Answer/Mini Essay

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IV
 Proof

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Sample Questions:
I.     Express 2.34343434...  as a rational number.  Compute 234five x 423five.
II.   What is 3 /7 5 and why?  Give an example of a relation that is not transitive.
III.  What are equivalence relations and why are they important?
IV.   Prove that the implicit and definitions of division in the rational numbers are equivalent.
 

Content/Concentration
 

Topic

Concentration
Logic

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Sets

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Opeartions

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Relations

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Functions

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Numeartion Systems

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Number Systems

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Number Theory

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7-clock system

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Examples

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Proofs

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Scale:
 

Grade Score

A

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B

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C

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D

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