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Name: gatto
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Date: October 15, 2000 (20:57)
Comment: Remember that in webwork, log means ln (log base e) rather than log base 10. It'll save you from being frustrated.

Name: Shemanske
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Date: October 08, 2000 (09:01)
Comment: Another tip for using WeBWorK:

If you repeatedly enter an answer which is marked wrong, you might give serious consideration that the answer is wrong, and not simply that you have miskeyed it!

Name: Shemanske
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Date: October 06, 2000 (08:20)
Comment: Good tip on the use of Maple

Also consider that Maple can find partial derivatives:
For example, diff(sin(x * y^2 * z,y)); gives the partial wrt y of sin(x * y^2 *z)

You may also find it handy as we start integrating!

Name: Anonymous
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Date: October 04, 2000 (10:07)
Comment: Just a quick tip for everyone: I've found that if you run your answers through Maple before entering them into webwork, it's easier to tell whether or not you've typed them in correctly.

Name: Shemanske
Email: thomas.r.shemanske@dartmouth.edu
Date: September 08, 2000 (10:54)
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