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Homework #3: Double Integrals, Green'S Theorem and Surface Integrals

This document provides instructions for homework assignment #3 in Engineering Mathematics IV, which involves calculating double integrals, using Green's theorem, and computing surface integrals. Students are asked to use MATLAB to numerically evaluate line integrals, double integrals, and surface areas for two problems: one involving a vector field over a region, and another involving a parametrized surface. Graphs and output variables are required elements of the solutions submitted by the assigned deadline.

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Homework #3: Double Integrals, Green'S Theorem and Surface Integrals

This document provides instructions for homework assignment #3 in Engineering Mathematics IV, which involves calculating double integrals, using Green's theorem, and computing surface integrals. Students are asked to use MATLAB to numerically evaluate line integrals, double integrals, and surface areas for two problems: one involving a vector field over a region, and another involving a parametrized surface. Graphs and output variables are required elements of the solutions submitted by the assigned deadline.

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Engineering Mathematics IV (MATH 2ZZ3) Winter 2012

HOMEWORK #3: DOUBLE INTEGRALS, GREENS THEOREM AND SURFACE INTEGRALS


Due: Monday, March 12 by midnight
Instructions: The assignment consists of two questions. Submit your assignment electronically to the Email address specic to your last name as indicated on the course website; the le containing your assignment must be named Name XXXXXXX hwN.m, where Name is your last name, XXXXXXX is your student ID number, and N is the consecutive number of the assignment; hardcopy submissions will not be accepted. It is obligatory to use the MATLAB template le available at http://www.math.mcmaster.ca/gabardo/M2ZZ3/frames/template.m; submissions non compliant with this template will not be accepted. Make sure to enter your name and student I.D. number in the appropriate section of the template. Late submissions and submissions which do not comply with these guidelines will not be accepted. All graphs should contain suitable titles and legends. Reference: 1. Numerical Mathematics by M. Grasselli and D. Pelinovsky (Jones and Bartlett, 2008), sections 7.77.8. 2. Advanced Engineering Mathematics by D.G. Zill and W.S. Wright (Jones and Bartlett, 4th edition), sections 9.10, 9.12, 9.13

1. [10] Let F be the vector eld vector eld F(x, y) = x2 y i + x y 4 j. Let C be the curve with equation x2/3 + y 2/3 = 1, oriented counterclockwise and let D be the region inside C. (a) Use the Matlab function quad to compute numerically the line integral C F dr using the denition of the line integral of a vector eld. Save your answer as the variable Answer1. Hint: Parametrize C using x = cos3 t, y = sin3 t, 0 t 2 . (b) Using Greens theorem, express the line integral in part (a) as a double integral on the region D viewed as a region of type I. Use the Matlab function dblquad to evaluate numerically the double integral. Save your answer as the variable Answer2. (c) Use Matlab to make a two-dimensional plot of the region D of integration. The graph should appear as Figure 1.

Engineering Mathematics IV (MATH 2ZZ3) Winter 2012 2. [10] Let S be the surface parametrized by r(u, v) := u, (2 u) (u 1)2 cos v, (2 u) (u 1)2 sin v , 0 u 2,

0 v 2 .

(a) Plot the surface S using the Matlab command surf and dividing both intervals where the parameters are dened into 20 equal subintervals. On the same graph, plot the unit normal vectors (pointing away from the x-axis) at the points on S corresponding to the parameters u = k/4, k = 1, . . . , 7 and v = l 2 /3, l = 0, 1, 2. The graph should appear as Figure 2. (b) Use the Matlab function dblquad to evaluate numerically the surface area of S. Save your answer in the variable Answer3.

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