Sample Exam for Multivariable Calculus | MATH 2210, Exams of Mathematics

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MATH 2210 Sample Exam #2
Directions: Show your work. Correct answers without relevant supporting work will not
receive any credit.
1. Know how to work problems #5 and #9 from section 12.1. (Be able to take the sample
points to be midpoints or any of the corners of the squares.)
2. (a) Draw the level curves for
xyyxf 4),(
together with the graph of
1624
22
yx
.
(b) Find the points on the graph of the ellipse
1624
22
yx
where
),( yxf
has a
maximum and where
),( yxf
has a minimum. Locate and label these points on your
graphs. (Hint: Use Lagrange Multipliers)
3. Evaluate each iterated integral.
(a)
5ln
0 0
y
yx
dxdyey
(b)
1
0 0
4
x
x
x
dxdydzyx
4. Sketch the region of integration, reverse the order of integration and evaluate.
8
0
2
3
y
x
dydxe
5. Sketch the region bounded by
)1(
3
xxy
and
3
yx
, then use a double integral to
find the area of the region.
6. Find the volume of the solid bounded by the paraboloids
and
22
100 yxz
using a triple integral.
7. Set up but DO NOT EVALUATE an integral for the area of the part of the surface
23
yxz
that lies over the region bounded by
xy
and
4
xy
. Simplify your
result.
8. Rewrite the following triple integral in two different ways by integrating with respect
to y first each time.

1
1
11
0
2
),,(
x
y
dxdydzzyxf
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Sample Exam Sample Exam Sample Exam MATH 2210 Sample Exam # Directions: Show your work. Correct answers without relevant supporting work will not receive any credit.

1. Know how to work problems #5 and #9 from section 12.1. (Be able to take the sample points to be midpoints or any of the corners of the squares.) 2. (a) Draw the level curves for f^ ( x^ , y )^4 xy together with the graph of 4 x^^2 ^2 y^2 ^16. (b) Find the points on the graph of the ellipse 4 x^2  2 y^2  16 where f^ (^ x , y )has a maximum and where f^ (^ x , y )has a minimum. Locate and label these points on your graphs. (Hint: Use Lagrange Multipliers) 3. Evaluate each iterated integral.

(a) 

ln 5 0 0 y y ex^ ydxdy

(b) 

1 0 0 4 x x x xydzdy dx

4. Sketch the region of integration, reverse the order of integration and evaluate.

8 0 (^2 ) y e^ x^ dxdy

5. Sketch the region bounded by (^1 ) yx^3 x  and x^ ^3 y , then use a double integral to find the area of the region. 6. Find the volume of the solid bounded by the paraboloids z  3 x^2  3 y^2 and z  100  x^2  y^2 using a triple integral. 7. Set up but DO NOT EVALUATE an integral for the area of the part of the surface zx^3  y^2 that lies over the region bounded by yx and yx^4. Simplify your result. 8. Rewrite the following triple integral in two different ways by integrating with respect to y first each time.

 1  1 1 1 (^20)

x y f x y z dzdy dx Page 1 of 2

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9. Find the total charge (in Coulombs) of the region bounded by the cylinder x^2 ^ y^2 ^4 bounded by z = 0 and z = 6 whose charge density is given by (^22) 1 1 ( , , ) x y x y z  

(Hint: Integrate with respect to z first and then use polar coordinates.)

10. Determine the value of the improper integral (^)     e^ ^ x^2 dx by the following steps. (a) Consider the improper integral

                D r x y r e x^ y dA e x^2^ y^2 dxdy e^22 dA 2 2 2 lim R where Dr is a disk with radius r centered at the origin. (b) Use part (a) to determine the value of

                S a x y a e x^ y dA e x^2^ y^2 dxdy e^22 dA 2 2 2 lim R where Sa is the square [- a , a ] x [- a , a ] (c) Rewrite the improper iterated integral        e ^ x^^2  y^2 dxdy as the product of two (single) improper integrals to deduce the value of     e^ ^ x^2 dx Page 2 of 2