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Information About The Final Exam: Xdydx

The final exam will cover sections 15.8, 9, 16.1-4 that were not previously examined, as well as similar problems to the 20 listed. Formulas will be provided, but no calculators are allowed. The exam will test skills including finding distances, determining if points lie on lines/planes, sketching surfaces, using parametric and vector equations, integrals, and vector fields.

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Information About The Final Exam: Xdydx

The final exam will cover sections 15.8, 9, 16.1-4 that were not previously examined, as well as similar problems to the 20 listed. Formulas will be provided, but no calculators are allowed. The exam will test skills including finding distances, determining if points lie on lines/planes, sketching surfaces, using parametric and vector equations, integrals, and vector fields.

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Information about the final exam

The final will cover all sections we have covered. Obviously not every section will be on the exam but the sections 15.8, 9, 16.1-4 will be represented since they were not covered on a previous exam. We will have relevant formulas on the board for your reference. No calculators will be allowed or needed for the test. The exam problems will be very similar to the problems from the list below.


1. Find the distance of the point P (1,1,2) from the plane x + 2y z = 5. 2. Determine whether the point P (1,1,2) is on the line given by r(t) = <3-t, 4-2t, 1+t>. Justify your conclusion. 3. Find the vector equation of a line which goes through the point P (1,1,2) and is parallel to the plane x + 2y z = 5. (There are many different such lines.) 4. Sketch the traces of the surface x2 + y2 - z2 =9 for z = -2, 0, 4 and use them to give a rough sketch of the surface. 5. Consider the curve given by the parametric equations r(t) = <2 cos t, t, 2 sin t> a. State the equations of two surfaces, which contain the curve. b. Describe how the curve looks either in words or by making a quick sketch. 6. Find the parametric equations for the tangent line for the curve with the equation r(t) = < 5t, 3t2+1, e2t > in the point (0, 1, 1). 7. Two particles travel along the space curves r1(t) = <3-t, t2-2, 2-t> and r2(t) = <2t-1, t+1, t-1>. a. Do the particles collide? Explain. b. Do the curves intersect? Explain. 8. Find the directional derivative of f(x,y) = the vector PQ, where Q is the point (3, 4). 9. Use the method of LaGrange multipliers to find the maximal and minimal values of the function f(x,y) = x2y subject to the constraint x2 +2y2 = 6. (Make sure you find all points where the gradients are parallel.) 10. Consider the integral

3x at the point P(1, 2) in the direction of 4 + y2

x dy dx .
1 0

2 ln x

a. Sketch the region of integration. b. Write the integral as another double integral with the order of integration reversed. c. Evaluate one of the integrals.

11. Evaluate

x e R

+ y2

dA where R is the region bounded by the circle with radius 4

centered at the origin in the first quadrant. 12. Evaluate

xdA where E is the ellipse 4x


E

+ 9y2

36.

13. Set up triple integrals for the smaller part of the sphere with radius 2, centered at the origin, which is cut off by the plane z = 1. (Do not evaluate the integrals.) a. in rectangular coordinates b. in cylindrical coordinates c. in spherical coordinates 14. Use the Jacobian to derive the formula for dA in polar coordinates. 15. Find

F dr where F =<x, xy> and C is the closed curve bounding the upper half of
C

the circle x2+y2=4 traveled counter clockwise. a. Use a parameterization to solve this problem. b. Use Greens theorem to solve this problem.

16. Evaluate

x dV where E is the region in R


E

between the paraboloid z = x2 + y2 and

the plane z = 9.

17. Find the equation of the tangent plane to the surface x2 + 2y2 + 3z2 + 2xy = 8 in the point (1, 1, 1). 18. Find a parameterization of the curve of intersection of the cylinder x2 + z2 = 1 and the plane 2x y + z = 0. 19. Find

F dr where F =<4x-3y, 5-3x> and C is the line segment from (1,1) to (2,3).

20. Is the vector field F =<6x+2xy-7, 8y + x2> conservative? If yes, find a potential, if no explain how you know.

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