Hi,
Please take out a few minutes to answer the following survey, preferably after you reviewed your midterm and participated in the third quiz/class work.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7GSRNGR
Thanks
Hi,
Please take out a few minutes to answer the following survey, preferably after you reviewed your midterm and participated in the third quiz/class work.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7GSRNGR
Thanks
I am sorry to say that tomorrow, Tuesday Oct 18th, I will have to leave my office bours early (around 13:00). Howver, I plan to arrive earlier to the room (so you catch me there starting 12:00-12:15).
Hi,
The quizzes should be in the MLC by Thursday morning, I will post here when they get there. There were a few common mistakes you should take under consideration when preparing to the midterm:
Good luck!
The room for our sections midterm is going to be: BUCH A203
For more details see: https://ssc.adm.ubc.ca/classroomservices/function/viewlocation?userEvent=ShowLocation&buildingID=BUCH&roomID=A203
Please remember to bring your UBC card.
Also, I remind you that our section is 108.
Good luck.
A few common mistakes that I suggest you reflect upon before the midterm next week:
Hi.
Shana Tove (“Happy new year” in Hebrew)
Hi all,
Here are the solutions to the exemplary quiz, good luck tomorrow:
Here is an exemplary quiz. The material for quiz 1 covers everything up to and including (two sided) limits. Later this week I will upload a solution for this quiz.
Pleas find some quit time (about 15-20 minutes) and try to solve it (preferably without looking at it before that).
A short explanation about the structure:
Please remember: Calculator-ready solutions only!
In fact, you are not supposed to use calculators in the quiz.
Hi,
After talking with a student I figured that the quick overview I had on Monday might caused a little confusion regarding effective interest, effective interest rate and simple interest (it even confused me for a couple of minutes). So inorder to avoid further confusion, here is a summary of what you should know, hopefully it will help.
Kinds of Interest Rates
There are 3 kinds of interest rates:
Kinds of Interest Programs
There are 4 kinds of interest programs:
We noted that effective interest is the same as compounded interest when it is compounded yearly, however (and here begins the confusing part) it is computed using the effective interest rate. Now, the simple interest plan also uses the effective interest rate (which is the second cause for confusion) but it is compounded once in the whole loan period and not yearly.