MATH135 Final: Complete and Comprehensive 111 Page Final Exam Study Guide Fall 2015

• School: University of Waterloo
• Department: Mathematics
• Course: MATH135
• Professor: Shane Bauman

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What result are you trying to achieve (conclusion): define any terms, consider specific examples to solidify your understanding, maybe rephrase the statement, discover the proof, think about possibly related results (ex. use of bbd with divisibility proofs, make a plan and carry it out c, review previous plans if your nexts ones keep failing maybe you missed. If your plan fails, make another one! something the first time around: forget what you"ve learned in class and use intuition, write out proof carefully, remember that your audience consists of math 135 students, have a good balance of words and notation, read over your work ensuring it is clear and each step is justified. Properties of summation: (x i ) = x n (cx i ) = c x i (x i ) + (y i ) = (x i + y i )