Come ON TIME to the RIGHT LOCATION. Bring PICTURE ID. Make sure you know your TUTORIAL NUMBER

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Test 2 information

• Come ON TIME to the RIGHT LOCATION. Bring PICTURE
  ID. Make sure you know your TUTORIAL NUMBER
• Calculators any Casio fx991 calculator is ok
• If you have a conflict talk to me at the end of
  class. If you think you need to miss the test for
  any other reason, you must go to the office of
  Associate Dean of YOUR faculty (if you are in
  Science, go to GS-116).
• If you still do not have a tutorial, you write
  the test in the location for tutorial 51. Go to
  HH105 and get a tutorial number as soon as
  possible. If you get your tutorial number before
  the test, then you write your test in the
  location for that tutorial, and not in the
  location for tutorial 51.

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What does test 2 cover?

• Sections 1.5, 1.6 and Appendix D
• See the Math 1A3 website for detailed information
  about what we will assume regarding trig
  identities
• Try the practice test also found on the website

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   7pm-8pm  8pm-9pm
ABB-102 1, 2 27, 28
MDCL-1102 3, 4, 5 29, 30, 31
MDCL-1105 6, 7, 8 32, 33, 34
MDCL-1110 9, 10 35, 36
MDCL-1309 11, 12 37, 38
T28-001 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 39, 40, 41, 42, 43
T29-101 18, 19 44, 45
T29-105 20, 21, 22 46, 47
ABB-B163 23, 24, 25 48, 49, 50
 REF-102  26  51
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Test 1 results

• You should have received your test back this week
  in your tutorial.
• The overall average was 66.
• If you have questions regarding the grading of
  your test, first see your TA and if you are not
  satisfied, come to see me.

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Putnam Mathematics Contest

• A mathematical competition for undergraduates in
  Canada and the US
• Problems are challenging
• To learn more visit www.math.mcmaster.ca/undergrad
  uate and follow the highlight link
• Talk to Dr. Kovarik in HH/425, ext. 23408
• Deadline for applying to write is Oct. 12

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Where are we now?

• Starting Chapter 2
• Next two lectures are on sections 2.2 and 2.3
• Have a look at suggested problems for these
  sections and assignment 3

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Outline for today

• Introductory comments about limits
• Dos and Donts of limits
• One-sided limits
• Vertical asymptotes