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We will use this space to post various items that may come up during the term, like exam study materials or links to useful resources.

Practice problems for the last third of the course

  • 14.1. 32–33, 45–50, 61–66;
  • 14.2. 5–22, 39–41;
  • 14.3. 3–4, 10, 15–24, 31–34, 53–62;
  • 14.4. 1–6, 11–18;
  • 14.5. 1–12, 21–30, 45–54;
  • 14.6. 7–26, 30–34, 41–46, 54–60, 63–64;
  • 14.7. 5–20, 31–38, 41–46;
  • 14.8. 3–14, 21–23, 31–36.

This is a long list of problems, so you don't have to do all of them. The list should give you a general idea of what you're expected to know, although there may be exam problems that aren't exactly the same type as the problems in this list. The final covers things from throughout the course, and for the other two thirds of the course you can revisit the practice problems from past midterms.


Practice problems for the second midterm

  • 12.1. 11–20;
  • 12.2. 15–26;
  • 12.3. 2–32, 39–44;
  • 12.4. 1–12, 27–36;
  • 12.5. 2–12, 19–40, 71–74;
  • 13.1. 21–32, 42–46;
  • 13.2. 9–13, 23–26;
  • 13.3. 1–6, 13–16.

This is a long list of problems, so you don't have to do all of them. The list should give you a general idea of what you're expected to know, although there may be exam problems that aren't exactly the same type as the problems in this list.


Practice problems for the first midterm

  • 11.1. 31–46;
  • 11.2. 17–26, 43–48;
  • 11.3. 15–26, 29–32;
  • 11.6. 7–20;
  • 11.8. 3–20 (radius of convergence only);
  • 11.9. 3–8, 15–20, 25–28;
  • 11.10. 11–24, 35–40, 53–56, 61–63;
  • 11.11. 13–29.

This is a long list of problems, so you don't have to do all of them. The list should give you a general idea of what you're expected to know, although there may be exam problems that aren't exactly the same type as the problems in this list.


FERPA waiver

Dartmouth Emerging Engineers (DEE): a program for first-year students with an interest in engineering. Math 8 is one of the courses for which DEE provides support. They offer group study sessions, advising from engineering faculty, and other helpful resources.

Study Groups: weekly 1.5-hour sessions led by trained and qualified students chosen specifically for Math 8. Register for a study group here. Registration is free, but it is first-come–first-served, and you'll lose your spot if you're absent three times in a row. Here is the flier.