Good news for some of us: we don't have quizzes anymore.

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The first quiz will be held Monday, September 14 and will be based 
on the material covered in the class (before math. induction). 
You will get one or two problems similar to the problems 
discussed in the class and drill problems. You will be also asked 
to give one or two definitions.
 

The next quiz will be held Thursday, September 24. It will be based on 
statements involving "there exists", "for every", and on the principle 
of math. induction. You will get one or two problems similar to the 
problems discussed in the class and drill problems. 
<B> I will not ask to find an error in a given proof.</B>



The next quiz will be held Monday, October 19. It will be based on 
axioms of Real Numbers and corresponding definitions. You have to know 
all axioms and definitions (however, perhaps, some of them will be listed). 
You will get one or two problems similar to the problems discussed in the 
class, to drill problems (exercises) given in the class, and to homework 
assignments. 



The next quiz will be held Monday, October 19. It will be based on the notion 
of absolute value, intervals, and definitions of supremum and infimum. 
You will get a couple of problems similar to the problems discussed in the 
class, to drill problems (exercises) given in the class, and to homework 
assignments (number 4 and 5). 


The next quiz will be held Monday, November 2. It will be based on Sections 
1, 2, and 3 of Chapter 3 (sequences, limits, their properties). 
You will get a couple of problems similar to the problems discussed in the 
class, to drill problems (exercises) given in the class and posted on my webpage, 
and to homework assignments (number 6 and 7). You have to know definitions and 
to be able to write them. 





The next quiz will be held Friday, November 13. It will be based on Sections 
4 -- 9  of Chapter 3 (sequences, limits, their properties). 
As usual in the first problem I'll ask you either to provide a definition 
or to state a Theorem from the class (of course you should not memorize numbers of 
theorems), in the second problem I'll ask you to solve a problem similar to problems 
discussed in the class, to drill problems (exercises) given in the class and posted 
on my webpage, and to homework assignments (number 8 and 9). 





The next quiz will be held Wednesday, November 25. It will be based on 
Sections 1--4, Chapter 4 (functions and their limits). As usual in the 
first problem I'll ask you either to provide a definition or to state 
a Theorem from the class (of course you should not memorize numbers of 
theorems), in the second problem I'll ask you to solve a problem similar 
to problems discussed in the class, to drill problems (exercises) given 
in the class and posted on my webpage, and to homework assignments 
number 10. 

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<!-- The first quiz will be held Friday, January 19 and will be based 
on Chapter 5. You will get one or two problems similar to the problems 
discussed in the class and drill problems. To evaluate an integral 
you will need the substitution rule, so be sure that you know how 
to solve drill problems after Section 5.5 and that you understand 
problems discussed in the class.


ETO PERED QUIZ 10
The last quiz will be held  Friday, April 7 and will be based on 
Section 17.5. You will get one problem similar to the problems 
discussed in the class and drill problems.  -->

<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 2
The next quiz will be held  Friday, January 26, and will be based 
on Section 6.1. You will get one problem similar to the problems 
discussed in the class and drill problems. 
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<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 4 
The next quiz will be held  Friday, February 9, and will be based 
on Sections 7.1, 7.2. You will get one problem similar to the problems 
discussed in the class and drill problems. 
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<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 5 
The next quiz will be held  Friday, February 16, and will be based 
on Sections 7.3, 7.4 (except the last part -- "the number e as a limit"). 
You will get problems similar to the problems 
discussed in the class and drill problems. 
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<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 6 
The next quiz will be held  Friday, March 2, and will be based 
on Section 7.5. You will get problems similar to the problems 
discussed in the class and drill problems. 
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<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 7 
The next quiz will be held  Friday, March 9, and will be based 
on Sections 7.6, 7.7. For Section 7.6 it is enough to remember 
the definitions of hyperbolic functions and their derivatives 
(and to know main properties). Please make all the drill problems 
after Section 7.7.  You will get problems similar to the problems 
discussed in the class and drill problems. 
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<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 8
The next quiz will be held  Friday, March 16, and will be based 
on Sections 8.1, 8.2 (not including the case sin(mx)sin(nx), sin(mx)cos(mx), 
cos(mx)cos(nx)). You will get problems similar to the problems 
discussed in the class and drill problems. 
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<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 9 
The next quiz will be held  Friday, March 28. 
, and will be based 
on Section 8.3. You will get problems similar to the problems 
discussed in the class and drill problems.  
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MATH 101, 2 hrs,    14:00 -- 16:00, Fri Apr 25
PAVILION, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27 
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MATH 215, R1, 2 hrs, 09:00 -- 11:00, Tue Apr 22, 
PAVILION Rows 19, 21 (Seats 1-35)
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<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 10 
The last quiz will be held  Friday, April 4, and will be based 
on Section 17.6. You will get problems similar to the 
problems discussed in the class and drill problems. 
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<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 9
The next quiz will be held Friday, March 28 and will be based 
on Sections 17.4 and 17.5. You will get problems similar to the 
problems discussed in the class and drill problems.  
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<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 8 
The next quiz will be held  Friday, March 14 and will be based on 
Section 17.3. You will get one problem similar to the problems 
discussed in the class and drill problems. 
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<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 7 
The next quiz will be held  Friday, March 7 and will be based on 
Section 17.2 (excluding the end of the section, "the line integral 
of vector fields"). You will get one problem similar to the problems 
discussed in the class and drill problems. 
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<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 6 (2008) 
The next quiz will be held  Friday, February 29 and will be based on 
the second part of Section 16.8 (triple integrals in spherical coordinates) 
and on Section 16.9 (Change of variables). 
You will get one problem similar to the problems discussed in the 
class and drill problems. 
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<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 6 AND 5 (2008) 
The next quiz will be held  Friday, February 15 and will be based on 
Section 16.7 and on the first part of Section 16.8 (Triple integrals and 
triple integrals in cylindrical coordinates).  
You will get one problem similar to the problems discussed in the 
class and drill problems. 
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<!--  and will be based on Section 16.6. 
You will get one problem similar to the problems discussed in the class and drill 
problems after Section 16.6.
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<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 5 
The next quiz will be held  Friday, February 17 and will be based on Section 16.6. 
You will get one problem similar to the problems discussed in the class and drill 
problems after Section 16.6.
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<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 4 
The next quiz will be held  Friday, February 8 and will be based on Sections 16.4 
and 16.6. You will get one problem similar to the problems discussed in the class 
and drill problems after Sections 16.4 and 16.6.
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<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 3 
The next quiz will be held  Friday, February 1 and will be based on Sections 16.2 and 
16.3 (excluding the end of Section 16.3, "Properties of double integral"). 
You will get one problem similar to the problems discussed in the class, drill problems 
after Section 16.2, and drill problems after Section 16.3. If you feel that you don't 
have enough time to solve all the drill problems try to solve only even-numbered problems. 
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<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 3,  2008 
The next quiz will be held  Friday, February 1 and will be based on Section 16.3. 
You will get one problem similar to the problems discussed in the class, drill problems 
following Section 16.3. If you feel that you don't have enough time to solve all the 
drill problems try to solve only even-numbered problems. 
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     2 problems of each kind. -->




<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 2 
The next quiz will be held Friday, January 25 and will be based on 
on the second part of Section 18.2 (the method of variation of parameters)
and on Section 16.2. 
You will get one problem similar to the problems discussed in the class, 
drill problems 19 (b), 20 (b), 21 (b), 22 (b) after Section 18.2, and 
drill problems 1 -- 20 after Section 16.2.

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<!-- ETO PERED QUIZ 1 (215) 

The first quiz will be held Friday, January 18 and will be based on 
Sections 18.1 and 18.2 -->
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on the first part of Section 18.2 
covered in the class 
(Cases 1 and 2 of the method of undermined coefficients). 
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You will get one problem similar to the problems discussed in the class  
and drill problems after Sections 18.1, 18.2.   
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1--13,  17--32 after Section 18.1, and drill problems   
1, 2, 3, 5, 19 (a), 20 (a), 21 (a), 22 (a) after Section 18.2.
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<!-- The first quiz, QUIZ 1, will be held on January will be based on 
the last part of Section 2.2 (namely, infinite limits 
and asymptotes) and --> 



<! -- Section 2.4 (infinite limits are not included). --> 



<! -- I will NOT ask you to sketch graphs, so you can omit 
      this part of drill problems. -->
  


<!-- If you think that you don't enough have time to solve 
     all drill problems try to solve only even-numbered, or better, 
     2 problems of each kind. -->



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You will NOT need a calculator to solve a problem. Moreover, calculators 
(as well as notes, bookes, etc.) are NOT allowed.

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