Write your ID,name and tutorial information in the spaces provided below. 2. Answer the questions in the boxed spaces provided on the pages that follow. If you think the boxes are too small then you...

Department of Mathematics MATH2301 2/17 MSB ASSIGNMENT 3 Value: 7% of overall assessment Due: 5pm Tuesday 26 September Instructions 1. Write your ID,name and tutorial information in the spaces provided below. 2. Answer the questions in the boxed spaces provided on the pages that follow. If you think the boxes are too small then you are writing too much. 3. Sign the `no plagiarism' declaration below. 4. Write the date and time of your submission in the last box below. 5. Deposit your assignment in the draw marked MATH2301 in the blue metal cabinets opposite the Maths Department reception desk in the John Dedman Building. Do NOT use the wooden return pigeon holes adjacent to the cabinets; if you do your assignment will not be marked. Alternatively you can hand your assignment in at the lecture. ID: Preferred name: Tute: Surname: No Plagiarism Declaration: I declare that while I may have discussed some or all of the questions in this assignment with other people, the write-up of my answers herein is entirely my own work. I have not copied or modied the written-out answers of anyone else, nor allowed mine to be so used. Signed: Date submitted: Time submitted: Notes 1. There are three questions, with many parts. Marks for each part are indicated. Total marks available: 40. 2. Answers are to be written in good English in your own neat handwriting; not typeset. (This is good practice for the exams.) 3. If your tutor has severe diculty in understanding what you have written, due to bad hand-writing or bad expression, you will lose marks. Do not expect to be given the benet of the doubt if what you have written is open to more than one interpretation. Good written mathematics is precise and concise. 4. I suggest that you write out your solutions in rough on spare paper rst and then commit a neat and possibly more mathematically polished version to this document. 1MATH2301 Assignment 3 2017 1 The language Hexa has alphabet  =f0; 1; 2g and grammar rules ; ; ; ...