What theorem do I believe is most important?
I believe the whole numerality thing is going to be important for the exam. You know, cardinality - how to prove a denumerbale set, how to prove an uncountable set. That was a big part of the last two sections of material that we covered, and I think that a lot of what we will see on the exam will build off of this.
What kinds of questions do I expect to see on the exam?
The same kinds that there always are - for the multiple choice, I believe there will be questions that deal with the definitions of the terms that we are given. I can see that definitely happening, as it has happened on the last two tests.
And for the other free response questions, I can see them asking us to solve example problems, similar to the ones from the homework and the book.
What do I have a question about?
I would like to review the division algorithm, that was what gave me a lot of trouble.
Particularly problems from section 11.2 Any of those problems would be great to review to help me nail down my understanding of the Division Algorithm.
I believe the whole numerality thing is going to be important for the exam. You know, cardinality - how to prove a denumerbale set, how to prove an uncountable set. That was a big part of the last two sections of material that we covered, and I think that a lot of what we will see on the exam will build off of this.
What kinds of questions do I expect to see on the exam?
The same kinds that there always are - for the multiple choice, I believe there will be questions that deal with the definitions of the terms that we are given. I can see that definitely happening, as it has happened on the last two tests.
And for the other free response questions, I can see them asking us to solve example problems, similar to the ones from the homework and the book.
What do I have a question about?
I would like to review the division algorithm, that was what gave me a lot of trouble.
Particularly problems from section 11.2 Any of those problems would be great to review to help me nail down my understanding of the Division Algorithm.
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