Quiz 2 Solutions | Multivariable Calculus | MATH 251, Quizzes of Calculus

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MATH 251 - QUIZ 2
NAME:
I.D.:
Instruction: Circle your answers and show all your work CLEARLY. Solutions with answer
only and without supporting procedures will have little credit.
1. (Exercise 5 on Page 770) Given a curve with parametric equations x= 3tsin t, y = 3tcos tand
z= 2t2, find the arc length from t= 0 to t= 4/5.
Solution Compute the derivatives to get x0(t) = 3 sin t+ 3tcos t,y0(t) = 3 cos t3tsin tand
z0(t) = 4t. Thus the arc length Sis
S=Z4/5
0q(3 sin t+ 3tcos t)2+ (3 cos t3tsin t)2+ (4t)2dt by binomial formula
=Z4/5
0q9 sin2t+ 9t2cos2t+ 9 cos2t+ 9t2sin2t+ 16t2dt apply sin2t+ cos2t= 1
=Z4/5
0p9 + 25t2dt set t=3
5tan θ
=9
5Ztan1(4/3)
0
sec3θdθ integration by parts
=9
51
2"9 + 25t2
3
5t
3+ ln 9 + 25t2
3+5t
3!#4/5
0
use sec θ=9 + 25t2
3and tan θ=5t
3
=9
10 20
9+ ln 3= 2 + 9
10 ln 3.
2. Given a curve r(t) = (t, t2, t3), find the unit tangent vector and unit normal vector of the curve
at (1,1,1).
Solution (Step 1) When t= 1, r(1) = (1,1,1). v= (1,2t, 3t2) and v(t) = 1+4t2+ 9t4.
(Step 2) At (1,1,1), the unit tangent vector is T(1) = (1/14,2/14,3/14).
(Step 3) Note that a(t) = (0,2,6t). At t= 1, a(1) = (0,2,6), and so aT=a·v
v=0+4+18
14 =22
14 .
(Step 4) At t= 1, v×a= (1,2,3) ×(0,2,6) = (12 6,6,2). Thus at t= 1,
aN=|v×a|
v=36+36+4
14 =r76
14.
It follows by N= (aaTT)/aNthat
N=14
76 (0,2,6) 22
14(1/14,2/14,3/14)
=14
76 (0,2,6) 11
7,22
7,33
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=14
76 11
7,8
7,9
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MATH 251 - QUIZ 2

NAME:

I.D.:

Instruction: Circle your answers and show all your work CLEARLY. Solutions with answer

only and without supporting procedures will have little credit.

  1. (Exercise 5 on Page 770) Given a curve with parametric equations x = 3t sin t, y = 3t cos t and

z = 2t^2 , find the arc length from t = 0 to t = 4/5.

Solution Compute the derivatives to get x′(t) = 3 sin t + 3t cos t, y′(t) = 3 cos t − 3 t sin t and

z′(t) = 4t. Thus the arc length S is

S =

∫ (^4) / 5

0

√ (3 sin t + 3t cos t)^2 + (3 cos t − 3 t sin t)^2 + (4t)^2 dt by binomial formula

∫ (^4) / 5

0

9 sin^2 t + 9t^2 cos^2 t + 9 cos^2 t + 9t^2 sin^2 t + 16t^2 dt apply sin

2 t + cos

2 t = 1

∫ (^4) / 5

0

√ 9 + 25t^2 dt set t =

tan θ

∫ (^) tan− (^1) (4/3)

0

sec^3 θdθ integration by parts

( 9

5

) ( 1

2

) [^ √

9 + 25t^2

3

5 t

3

  • ln

9 + 25t^2

3

5 t

3

)] 4 / 5

0

use sec θ =

9 + 25t^2

3

and tan θ =

5 t

3

( 20

9

  • ln 3

)

= 2 +

ln 3.

  1. Given a curve r(t) = (t, t^2 , t^3 ), find the unit tangent vector and unit normal vector of the curve

at (1, 1 , 1).

Solution (Step 1) When t = 1, r(1) = (1, 1 , 1). v = (1, 2 t, 3 t^2 ) and v(t) =

1 + 4t^2 + 9t^4.

(Step 2) At (1,1,1), the unit tangent vector is T(1) = (1/

(Step 3) Note that a(t) = (0, 2 , 6 t). At t = 1, a(1) = (0, 2 , 6), and so aT = a· vv = 0+4+18√ 14

= √^22

14

(Step 4) At t = 1, v × a = (1, 2 , 3) × (0, 2 , 6) = (12 − 6 , − 6 , −2). Thus at t = 1,

aN =

|v × a|

v

√ 76

14

It follows by N = (a − aT T)/aN that

N =

(

(0, 2 , 6) −

)

(

(0, 2 , 6) −

( 11

7

))

(

)

.