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    The document contains 10 practice problems related to multivariable calculus concepts such as double integrals, transformations of integrals in polar and rectangular coordinates, probability distributions, and Jacobians. Problem 1 asks students to write an approximate volume as a double sum. Problem 2 provides the approximate volume as 528. Problem 3 finds the exact volume using a double integral, which equals 540.

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    The document contains 10 practice problems related to multivariable calculus concepts such as double integrals, transformations of integrals in polar and rectangular coordinates, probability distributions, and Jacobians. Problem 1 asks students to write an approximate volume as a double sum. Problem 2 provides the approximate volume as 528. Problem 3 finds the exact volume using a double integral, which equals 540.

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    Practice Test Ch.

    15

    1. The volume under the surface, z  x 2  y , and above the rectangle on the x-y
    plane with vertices (0,0), (0,6), (6,0) and (6,6) is to be approximated with six
    approximating rectangles as illustrated below. Using the centers of the sub-
    rectangles as the approximation points, write the approximate volume as a double
    sum.
    6

    0
    0 2 4 6

      6   2 j  1 
    3 2
     1.5  3  k  1 
    2

    j 1 k 1

    2. What is the approximate volume?

    528

    3. Find the exact volume using a double integral.


    6 6 6

      x  y  dxdy    6 y  72  dy  540
    2

    0 0 0

    1  /4

    4. Given  f  x, y  dA   
    D 0 tan 1  x 
    f  x, y  dydx , sketch the region, D. Rewrite the

    integral with the appropriate limits so that the order of integration is reversed.
     / 4 tan  x 

      f  x, y  dxdy
    0 0
    5. Set up, without evaluating, double integrals in polar coordinates to find the shaded
    area in the figure below. It consists of the region which is outside the circle r  1
    and inside the rose, r  2 cos  2  and the region that is outside the rose,
    r  2 cos  2  and inside the circle r  1 .

     / 6 2cos 2   /4 1
    8  rdrd  8   rdrd
    0 1  / 6 2cos 2 

    6. Given that X and Y are independent, and their probability density functions are:
     2  3y 1
     2 1 x  2  1 y  3
    f  x   x , and g  y    10 . Find the joint
     0 otherwise  0 otherwise
    distribution function, and show that it is a probability distribution function.

     3 y 1

    h  x, y    5 x 2
      x, y  |1  x  2 and 1  y  3
     0 Otherwise
    h  x, y   0  x, y  in the domain
    3 2
    3 y 1
    
    1 1
    5x2
    dxdy  1

    7. Use the joint distribution function above to find the probability that x  y .

    1 ln  2 
    2 x 2
    3 y 1 3x 2  2 x  1
    1 1 5 x 2 dydx  1 10 x 2 dx 
    4

    5
     0.1114

    3 4 5

       x  y 2  z  dx dy dz
    3
    8. Evaluate the iterated integral,
    0 1 2
    3 4 5 3 4 3
    3 9 6399
    0 1 2  x  y  z  dx dy dz  0 4 1  4 y  4 z  203 dydz  4 0  4 z  231 dz  4
    3 2 2

    9. The shaded region in the illustration has boundaries of,


    1 x 2 y
    S1  , S2  , S3  , S 4  2 x . Given the transformation, u  xy and v  ,
    2x 2 x x
    sketch the transformed region in the u-v plane.

    1  1 
    S1T : u  , v   , 2 
    2  2 
     1  1
    S 2T : u   , 2  , v 
     2  2
     1 
    S3T : u  2, v   ,2
     2 
     1 
    S 4T : u   ,2 ,v  2
     2 
    (1/2,2) (2,2)

    (1/2,1/2) (2,1/2)

    10. Find the Jacobean of this transformation.

    u u
    y x
    x y
     y 1
    v v
    x2 x
    x y

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