Math 210 Practice Problems for Vector Calculus and Curves, Exams of Advanced Calculus

Practice problems for exam 1 in math 210, covering topics such as vector addition and subtraction, finding equations of lines and planes, angles between vectors, unit vectors perpendicular to given vectors, and projections of vectors. Additionally, it includes problems on calculating tangent vectors, curvature, and limits of functions. Some problems involve converting partial derivatives to polar coordinates.

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Math 210 Practice Problems
Exam 1 Material
Note: This is not an exhaustive list of problems, nor is it in the format of the
exam. It is just some practice problems to act as a study aid.
For the problems 1-6 use ~v = (1,6,2) and ~w = (3,0,1)
1. Draw ~v, ~w, ~v +~w, and ~v ~w.
2. Find the equation(s) for the line in the direction of ~v +~w and through the point
(3,4,5).
3. Find the angle between ~v +~w and ~v ~w.
4. Find a unit vector perpendicular to both ~v and ~w.
5. Find the equation for the plane which contains the endpoints of ~v and ~w (in-
cluding the origin).
6. Find the projection of ~v onto ~w. How is this different from the component of ~v
in the direction of ~w.
7. If ||~u|| = 3,||~q|| = 2,and θ=π/6 where θis the angle between ~u and ~q compute
||~u ·~q||
||~u ×~q|| =
8. Find the equation(s) for the surface z2=x2+y2in both cylindrical coordinates
and spherical coordinates.
9. Parameterize the curve formed by the intersection of the cylinder x2+y2= 4
and the sphere (x2)2+y2+z2= 1.
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Math 210 Practice Problems

Exam 1 Material Note: This is not an exhaustive list of problems, nor is it in the format of the exam. It is just some practice problems to act as a study aid.

For the problems 1-6 use ~v = (1, 6 , 2) and w~ = (3, 0 , −1)

  1. Draw ~v, ~w, ~v + w~, and ~v − w~.
  2. Find the equation(s) for the line in the direction of ~v + w~ and through the point (3, 4 , 5).
  3. Find the angle between ~v + w~ and ~v − w~.
  4. Find a unit vector perpendicular to both ~v and w~.
  5. Find the equation for the plane which contains the endpoints of ~v and w~ (in- cluding the origin).
  6. Find the projection of ~v onto w~. How is this different from the component of ~v in the direction of w~.
  7. If ||~u|| = 3, ||~q|| = 2, and θ = π/6 where θ is the angle between ~u and ~q compute ||~u · ~q|| ||~u × ~q|| =
  8. Find the equation(s) for the surface z^2 = x^2 + y^2 in both cylindrical coordinates and spherical coordinates.
  9. Parameterize the curve formed by the intersection of the cylinder x^2 + y^2 = 4 and the sphere (x − 2)^2 + y^2 + z^2 = 1.

Math 210 Practice Problems

  1. For r(t) =< 2 t^2 − 1 , ln(t), √t >, calculate: The tangent vector r′(t), The tangent vector T (t), The unit tangent’s derivative T ′(t), The curvature at t = 4, T ′^ · T and T × T. The instantaneous rate of change of the arclength at t = 4.
  2. Calculate the following limits (stating whether they exist, with justification)

(x,ylim)→(0,0)^ tan(x)e

y (^) cos(y) xex

(x,y^ lim)→(0,0)x^3 xy^ + y

(x,y^ lim)→(0,0)

sin(x) sin( (^1) y )y x

  1. For the function f (x, y) =

x^2 + y^2 Find fx and fy, Convert fx and fy to polar coordinates, Does partial derivative exist at (x, y) = 0 (or r = 0)?