Submitting a MATH1151 assignment (2 Viewers)

[ezzy85]

how do you submit them? with COMP i just ftp my file to UNSW then use putty and use the give command. Is there something like this for maths?
Thanks

 

[Ragerunner]

You can't directly connect to maths.

However, because you are a CSE student you can.

Though you first need to use putty to get into CSE. Then from there ssh into maths.

 

[ezzy85]

doesnt matter, i found it. they only enabled the submitting section in the student portal today.

 

[t-i-m-m-y]

hmm. we just got the assignment today. u've finished already LOL

 

[McLake]

Originally posted by Ragerunner
You can't directly connect to maths.

However, because you are a CSE student you can.

Though you first need to use putty to get into CSE. Then from there ssh into maths.

If you connect to the net via UDUS you can connect directly ...

 

[redslert]

no there's a submission page on the maths portal...

hmmm

have you finish already!?

freek!

edit: i see you found it...
didn't bother reading

 

[ezzy85]

no, i havent started yet. i just wanted to make sure i could find it on the sunday night its due.

 

[redslert]

can someone help me out!!

i can't do question 1 part (c)...?!

ok if
/10
I = | (log(1 + x))^1/3 dx
/ 0

transform of integral using substitution of x = y^2 would give

/sqrt(10)
I = | (log(1 + y^2))^1/3 * 2y dy
/ 0

but what does the graph of this have anything to do with the original integral??

and the graph of the transformed integral looks nothing related to original one....i'm lost

 

[ezzy85]

finding the integral of the first is the same as finding the integral of the second. since youre using simpsons and trapezoidal rule, the areas will be different since the "curvieness" are different.