Quiz Solutions
Quiz 0
mean: 1.99 out of 7
Although graded, these scores do NOT count towards you grade.
Quiz 1
mean: 5.94 out of 10
Questions 1 and 2 were each worth 3 points. Question 3 was worth 4 points.
Any markings on your quiz refer to mistakes.
Quiz 2
mean: 4.46 out of 10
Question 1a was worth 3 points, 1b worth 2 points, question 2 worth 2 points and question 3 worth 3 points. Most people missed problems 1b and 2.
Quiz 3
mean: 6.77 out of 10
Question 1 was 2 points, question 2 was 4 points, and question 3 was 4 points
Quiz 4
mean: 2.39 out of 10
Question 1 was worth 2 points, question 2 was 3 points, question 3 wa s 3 points and question 4 was 3 points. Most students had no idea how to proceed in the first two questions and nearly everyone did question 3 incorrectly. Do make sure you know how to do these problems.
Quiz 5
mean: 4.9 out of 10
Question 1 was worth 2 points, question 2 was worth 4 points, and question 3 was worth 4 points (part a was 1 point, part b was 1 point, part c was 2 points).
Quiz 6
mean: 6 out of 10
Of those of you who took the quiz, you did fairly well. There were quite
a few 8's and 9's. Good job.
Question 1 was worth 7 points (parts a,b,e were1, parts c,d were 2). Question 2 was worth 1 point and question 3 was worth 2 points.
Quiz 7
mean: 6.85 out of 10
Question 1 and question 2 were each woth 5 points.
Quiz 8
mean: 7.66 out of 10
Question 1a was worth 3 points, 1b was 3 points, 1c was worth 4 points. There were many perfect scores among those of you who took the quiz. Good job!
Quiz 9
mean: 6.9
Each of the two questions were worth 5 points. Overall you guys did well - there were quite a few perfect scores, which is great. You're grader did make a few comments, which are as follows. Most of the students who knew what a
curl / div was did pretty well on Q1. Points were taken off for
shortcuts and lack of explanation. On the second question it was
pretty much based on whether or not they knew how to simplify the
integration. Those who knew it pretty much got full points, others
tried to hack their way through the problem.
I did give some partial credit, proportionate to how far they got.
Quiz 10
mean: 7.24 out of 10
Each of questions one and two were worth five points. Here are come comments from you grader:
By and large I think the students did a fantastic job. The only problem
that I saw was that a few students decided to calculate the volume
of each slice of orange using the simple 4/3 pi*r^3 formula without
any form of integration.
Quiz 11
mean: 7.29
Problem 1 was worth six points (three points for part a and three points for part b). Problem 2 was worth two points.