9/14 - textbook page 8 #1-11 on loose leaf; page 10 #91, 93 on loose leaf

9/15 - textbook page 8 finish up to #32 on loose leaf; page 10 #94 on loose leaf

9/16 - textbook page 9 #34-62 (even) on loose leaf; page 10 #90,97 on loose leaf

9/17 - textbook pages 15-17 #2-44 (even), 50, 52, 64,66 on loose leaf

9/18 - textbook page 21 #2-28 (even); page 22 #36-40 (even); page 23 #56-64 (even) on loose leaf

9/21 - textbook page 21 #2-22, page 22 #36-40 on loose leaf

9/22 - textbook page 23 #56-64 (only the even numbers on these pages) on loose leaf

9/23 - textbook page 22 #42-47; page 23 #55-63 (odd) on loose leaf

9/28 - textbook page 22 #31,32,35, page 23 #53,54 on loose leaf

9/29 - textbook page 22 #29,30,33,34 on loose leaf

9/30 - textbook page 29 #2-26 (even); page 30 22-34 (even), 42-50 (even); page 31 #55,57, 58,59,62-68 (even) on loose leaf

10/1 - textbook page 36 #2-26 (even); page 37 #34-52 (even), 62 on loose leaf

10/2 - redo textbook pages 36-37 #16-26 (even) and #44-52 (even) on loose leaf

10/7 - TEXTBOOK PAGE 42 #2,4,6,8,; PAGE 43 #10,12,14,16,18,20,20,21,22,24,26,28,30,32 ON LOOSE LEAF

10/8 - textbook pages 59-60 #2-46 (even) on loose leaf

10/9 - textbook page 67 #2-18 (even); page 68 #42-52 (even), 64; page 69 #76 on loose leaf

10/13 - page 68 #20-40 (even), 54-62 (even); page 69 #72,74 on loose leaf

10/16 - page 68 #26-36 (even),38,40,56,58,60,64 on loose leaf

10/19 - page 74 #2-22 (even); page 75 #24-44 (even), 56,58 on loose leaf

10/20 - pages 81-82 #1-4,6-7,15-18 on loose leaf

10/21 - page 112 #2-22 (even) on loose leaf

10/26 - pages 81-83 #8-14 (even), 20-28 (even) on loose leaf; page 87 #1-4 on loose leaf

10/27 - page 90 #3,6,9,12,15,18,21,24,27; page 91 #30,36,48; page 97 #2,4,6,13; page 98 #18,21,26; page 99 #44 on loose leaf

10/28 - page 104-105 #2-46 (even) on loose leaf

11/9 - pages 120-123 #2-42 (even), 46,48 on loose leaf

11/10 - pages 128-130 #2-40 (even), 44,47,50 on loose leaf

11/12 - pages 136-138 #2-38 (even), 44,46,48 on loose leaf

11/13 - redo pages 136 -138 as inequalities on loose leaf

11/18 - pages 142-144 #2-22 (even) on loose leaf

11/20 - pages 149-151 #2-52 (even) on loose leaf

11/23 - pages 157-159 #2-8 (even), 30,44-60 (even) on loose leaf

11/24 - test due Tuesday, December 1, on loose leaf

12/1 - pages 170-173 #2-44 (even) on loose leaf

12/2 - pages 178-180 #2,4,18,20,26a,32,42,44 (even) on loose leaf

12/3 - pages 178-180 #6-40 (even) on loose leaf - don't redo the problems from last night

12/4 - pages 186-188 #2-56 (even) on loose leaf

12/9 - pages 195-198 #2-50 (even) on loose leaf

12/10 - pages 203-205 #2-48 (even) on loose leaf

12/11 - pages 209-211 #2-38 (even) on loose leaf, pages 203-205 - problems involving solving for "X" on loose leaf

12/14 - pages 217-219 #2-46 (even) on loose leaf

12/15 - pages 224-227 #2-32 (even), 36,42 on loose leaf

12/17 - take home test due Monday, January 4, on loose leaf

12/18 - EXTRA CREDIT DUE MONDAY, JANUARY 4 - SELECT 2 MATHEMATICIANS FROM THE LIST (BLAISE PASCAL, SIR ISAAC NEWTON, THE BERNOULLIS, EVANGELISTA TORRICELLI, GABRIEL CRAMER) AND SUBMIT A 3-5 PAGE REPORT ON THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FIELD OF MATHEMATICS - TYPED, DOUBLE SPACED, 1 INCH MARGINS ALL AROUND, TIMES NEW ROMAN, 12 FONT

1/4 - pages 241-243 #2-20 (even) on loose leaf

1/5 - pages 241-243 #22-58 (even) on loose leaf

1/6 - pages 248-250 #2-72 (even) on loose leaf