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Eric Rasmusen\\
Dec. 5, 2021
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{\large {\bf  Test 3 (version of Dec. 5)
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 I will have office hours Tuesday 4-5pm and not on Thursday this week. 
 
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4.1: Reading Decimals.  
4.2: Rounding Decimals.   
4.3: Adding Decimals. 
  Order Notation and Intervals
4.4: Multiplying Decimals.  
4.5: Dividing Decimals. 
4.6: Fractions and Decimals. 

5.1: Ratios. 
5.2: Rates.   
5.3: Equalities (Proportions).  
5.4: Solving Equalities   
5.5 Word problems with Equalities. lemma
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Words and Phrases\\
Amiable:   Pleasant and friendly: He seemed an amiable young man.        \\
Century:  A period of 100 years:  This sculpture must be centuries old.       \\
Copyright:    The legal right  to  publish  a book, etc. . Who owns  the copyright to {\it The Incredibles}?    \\ 
Digression:  The act  of moving away from the main subject to  talk about something else. Talking about the budget would be a digression from our discussion of  who to hire.     \\
Endless loop: Computer code that repeats endlessly.           \\
Expendable:    Something that can be used up or destroyed without much loss. 
No one likes to think  they're expendable.    \\
Imperative:    The form of a verb  for giving orders.
 In ''Leave him alone!", the verb ''leave" is in the imperative. \\
Lemma:     A subsidiary proposition used to prove another proposition.  Lemma 1 was necessary to prove the theorem.     \\
Millennium:    A period of 1,000 years.   2,000 years is two millennia.     \\
Obsolete:    Outmoded, out of date.  Typewriters are obsolete.     \\
Psychology:     The science of thinking.  He was so anxious he went to a psychologist.    \\
Shilling:  A  British coin,   the 20th part of a pound, equal to 12   pence before 1971,  5 new pence afterwards. It cost two shillings.          \\
Theorem:   A theoretical   statement, something to be proved. Euclid's theorem tells us the number of primes is infinite. 


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``When I was a boy of fourteen, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be twenty-one, I was astonished at how much he had learned in seven years." Mark Twain, "Old Times on the Mississippi," {\it Atlantic Monthly}, 1874.\\
``Quis custodiet ipsos custodes", Who will guard the guards themselves?\\
``A pint's a pound the world around." Thus, a pint has 16 ounces, and so does a pound.\\
``Venite Adoremus": Come and let's adore, or Come let us adore him.\\
``Veni, Vidi , Vici": I came, I saw, I conquered, in Latin. Julius Caesar said this.\\
``Per centum": for each 100, in Latin.\\
``E.g.": ``exempli gratia",vfor example",``as a free example", from Latin.\\
``Quod erat demonstrandum'': ``Which is what was to be shown.''



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