Final Examination - Multivariable Calculus, Exams of Mathematics

This is a final examination for a multivariable calculus course, covering topics such as equations of sets, tangent lines and planes, vector fields, directional derivatives, jacobian matrices, total derivatives, divergence theorem, hessian matrices, quadratic forms, and line integrals. The examination consists of 12 questions with varying point values, to be completed in a specified time period.

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May 14 Mathematics 206 Mr. Haines
2010 Multivariable Calculus
Late Final Examination
(6) I. Give equations for:
A. The set of all points whose distance from (1, 2, 3) is 5.
B. The tangent line to the curve C parametrized by ,
,
at the point 1.
C. The equation of the tangent plane at the point (0, -1, 2) to the surface whose equation
is
12 3
0 .
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May 14 Mathematics 206 Mr. Haines 2010 Multivariable Calculus Late Final Examination (6) I. Give equations for:

A. The set of all points whose distance from (1, 2, 3) is 5.

B. The tangent line to the curve C parametrized by ↅ䙦ᡲ䙧 㐄 䙦ᡲ, ᡲ⡰, ᡲ⡱䙧^ at the point ↅ䙦1䙧.

C. The equation of the tangent plane at the point (0, -1, 2) to the surface whose equation is ᡶ⡱^ ㎗ 12ᡷ ㎗ 3ᡸ⡰^ 㐄 0.

(4) II. If a = i + j and b = i - 2 j c ompute:

A. The length of a.

B. The dot product of a and b.

(6) III. If F : ጷ⡱^ ፲ ጷ⡱^ with rule Ⅲ䙦ᡶ, ᡷ, ᡸ䙧 㐄 䙦ᡶ⡱, ᡷ⡰, ᡸ䙧.

A. Calculate div F

B. Calculate curl F

(6) VI. Suppose ↈ䙦ᡶ, ᡷ, ᡸ䙧 㐄 䙦ᡶ ㎗ ᡷ, ᡶᡷᡸ⡰䙧 and a = (1, 3, 2).

A) Give the Jacobian matrix of f at a.

B) Give the total derivative of f at a.

(10) VII. Use the Divergence Theorem to evaluate∫∫ F • n d σ

S

, where F = x^2 i +xz^2 j + y^2 k and

‴ᡅ is the surface of the unit cube in the first octant. (S = [ 0 , 1 ]×[ 0 , 1 ]×[ 0 , 1 ]).

(5) VIII. If f : ጷ⡱^ ፲ ጷ with rule ᡘ䙦ᡶ, ᡷ, ᡸ䙧 㐄 3ᡶ⡰^ ㎗ 2ᡶᡷ ㎗ 2ᡸ, calculate H f (1, 1, 1), the Hessian of f at (1, 1, 1).

(20) IX. Let M be the surface parametrized by

ↈ䙦ᡱ, ᡲ䙧 㐄 䙦ᡱ, ᡲ, 9 ㎘ ᡱ⡱^ ㎘ ᡲ⡱䙧; 0 㐉 ᡱ 㐉 1; 0 㐉 ᡲ 㐉 2ᡱ

A. Compute ㄅↈ ㄅう 㐀^

ㄅↈ ㄅぇ.

B. Give a unit vector that is perpendicular to M at the point ↈ䙦1, 1䙧 㐄 (1, 1, 7).

C. Set up but do not evaluate an integral which gives the surface area of M.

(10) X. Evaluate the double integral ∫∫ +

R

x^2 y^2 dA where R is the region in the first quadrant

and bounded by the unit circle x^2 + y^2 = 1 by converting to polar coordinates. The conversion equations are ᡶ 㐄 ᡰ cos ‖ ; ᡷ 㐄 ᡰ sin ‖.

(8) XI. For the quadratic form ᡨ䙦ᡶ, ᡷ, ᡸ䙧 㐄 ᡶ⡰^ ㎘ 2ᡷ⡰^ ㎗ 5ᡸ⡰^ ㎘ 2ᡶᡸ ,

A. give a symmetric matrix S that is the matrix of this quadratic form.

B. By taking determinants and using Sylvester’s Theorem, determine if p is positive definite, negative definite, indefinite, or none of these.

(10) XII. Evaluate the line integral (^) ᔖ〄 Ⅲ䙦ᡶ, ᡷ, ᡸ䙧 · ᡖ∆ where Ⅲ䙦ᡶ, ᡷ, ᡸ䙧 㐄 䙦ᡷ, ᡸ, ᡶ䙧 if C is the

straight line segment from (0,0,0) to (1,1,1) parametrized by ᡕ䙦ᡲ䙧 㐄 䙦ᡲ, ᡲ, ᡲ䙧 for 0 㐉 ᡲ 㐉 1.