CSCI 1323 (Discrete Structures), Spring 2012:
Homework 4
- Credit:
- 40 points.
Do the following problems.
You do not need to turn in answers for the ones
marked ``Not to turn in''.
Most such problems will be those for which the
textbook provides an answer in the back of the book,
so you can check your work.
- (Not to turn in.)
Do problem 7 on p. 140 of the textbook.
- (Not to turn in.)
Do problem 36 on p. 143 of the textbook.
- (5 points)
Do problem 37 on p. 143 of the textbook.
- (Not to turn in.)
Do problem 42 on p. 144 of the textbook.
- (5 points)
Do problem 43 on p. 144 of the textbook.
For every string of symbols that belongs to
,
show how it can be generated by using the recursive
definition of
. (See Example 33 and Practice 14 on p. 132
for examples of how to show that a string fits a
recursive definition.)
- (Not to turn in.)
Do problem 48 on p. 144 of the textbook.
- (5 points)
Do problem 49 on p. 144 of the textbook.
- (Not to turn in.)
Do problem 66 on p. 146 of the textbook.
- (5 points)
Do problem 67 on p. 146 of the textbook.
- (Not to turn in.)
Do problem 1 on p. 164 of the textbook.
- (5 points)
Do problem 5 on p. 165 of the textbook.
- (Not to turn in.)
Do problem 7 on p. 165 of the textbook.
- (Not to turn in.)
Do problem 10 on p. 165 of the textbook.
- (5 points)
Do problem 11 on p. 165 of the textbook.
- (Not to turn in.)
Do problem 23 on p. 167 of the textbook.
- (5 points)
Do problem 24 on p. 167 of the textbook.
- (Not to turn in.)
Do problem 39 on p. 168 of the textbook.
- (5 points)
Do problem 40 on p. 169 of the textbook.
Berna Massingill
2012-03-19