Turn in individual solutions. You may work together in solving the problems, or get help from others, but the final write-up should be your own. Show full work for full credit. Do not turn in anything you cannot explain completely.
Part I: From Schaum's Calculus | Problem | Further instructions |
Chapter 11 | 4b, 12 | |
Chapter 18 | 15, 19, 29a, b | |
Chapter 21 | 22, 23 | In 23 draw a diagram to show how Newton's method fails |
Chapter 23 | 25, 26, 29b, 30 | |
Complex Numbers | 1a, 1b, 1e, 1f, 2c, 5b, 5d |
Part II: Chaos Problem |
Use the website http://www.emporia.edu/math-cs/yanikjoe/Chaos/Bifurcation.htm Compute the Feigenbaum quotients for the logistic
map using the website above. |