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Exercise Set V


\begin{frame}{Exercise Set V.1} \begin{enumerate} \item A manufacturing process ... ...ed above applies to this plant? Comment. \end{itemize}\end{enumerate}\end{frame}

\begin{frame}{Exercise Set V.2} \begin{enumerate} \item[3] (5.10) A nationwide s... ...(b)] at least 1 of them will be a queen? \end{itemize}\end{enumerate}\end{frame}

\begin{frame}{Exercise Set V.3} \begin{enumerate} \item[6] (5.31) A home-owner p... ... 4 or more errors? \item[(b)] no errors? \end{itemize}\end{enumerate}\end{frame}

Cem Ozdogan 2012-02-15