Math 2401E: Solutions for Mass, Center of Mass, Sketching Solids, Parametrized Surfaces, Exams of Advanced Calculus

The solutions to hour test 3 in math 2401e, which covers problems related to finding the mass and center of mass of a rectangle, sketching a solid using cylindrical coordinates, evaluating integrals, and calculating the area of a parametrized surface. The problems involve finding the limits of integration, using given equations, and applying trigonometric functions.

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Name 19 April 2005
Teaching Assistant Hour Test 3
Math 2401E Andrew
Instructions: 1. Closed book.
2. Show your work and explain your answers and reasoning.
3. Calculators may be used, but pay particular attention to instruction 2.
To receive credit, you must show your work. Unexplained answers,
and answers not supported by the work you show, will not receive
credit.
4. Express your answers in simplified form.
1. (25) Find the mass and x coordinate of the center of mass of the rectangle with
vertices (0,0), (3,0), (3,1), and (0,1), given that the density is yxyx
+
=
),(
λ
.
2. (25) Sketch the solid
described by 1
22 + zyx , and use cylindrical
coordinates to evaluate
(
)
∫∫∫
+dzdydxyx 22 .
3. (25) a. Evaluate +
C
dyxdxy where C is the straight line path from (1,2) to (3,0).
b. Find a function f(x,y) for which
(
)
(
)
jiF )sin()cos(1)sin(),( xyxyxyyyxf ++==
and use f to evaluate
C
drF where C is a curve from
(
)
2
,2
π
to
(
)
π
2,
4
1.
4. (25) A surface S is parametrized by
kjir )sin()cos(2),( 2tstssts ++=
for 10
s and
π
20
t.
a. Convince my that S is a part of a paraboloid about the x-axis by finding a constant
k for which
(
)
22 zykx += .
b. Use the parametrization above to calculate the area of S.
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Name 19 April 2005

Teaching Assistant Hour Test 3 Math 2401E Andrew

Instructions: 1. Closed book.

  1. Show your work and explain your answers and reasoning.
  2. Calculators may be used, but pay particular attention to instruction 2. To receive credit, you must show your work. Unexplained answers, and answers not supported by the work you show, will not receive credit.
  3. Express your answers in simplified form.
  4. (25) Find the mass and x coordinate of the center of mass of the rectangle with

vertices (0,0), (3,0), (3,1), and (0,1), given that the density is λ ( x , y )= x + y.

  1. (25) Sketch the solid Ω described by x^2 + y^2 ≤ z ≤ 1 , and use cylindrical

coordinates to evaluate ∫∫∫( )

Ω

x^2 + y^2 dxdydz.

3. (25) a. Evaluate ∫ − +

C

y dx x dy where C is the straight line path from (1,2) to (3,0).

b. Find a function f(x,y) for which

∇ f = F ( x , y ) = (− y sin( xy )+ 1 ) i + ( cos( y )− x sin( xy )) j

and use f to evaluate ∫ •

C

F d r where C is a curve from ( 2 ,^ π^2 )to ( 1 4 , 2 π).

  1. (25) A surface S is parametrized by

r ( s , t )= 2 s^2 i + s cos( t ) j + s sin( t ) k

for 0 ≤ s ≤ 1 and 0 ≤ t ≤ 2 π.

a. Convince my that S is a part of a paraboloid about the x -axis by finding a constant

k for which x = k ( y^2 + z^2 ).

b. Use the parametrization above to calculate the area of S.

Name Page 2 of 2 Hour Test 3 Teaching Assistant 19 April 2005

Answers.

  1. Mass = 6, 8 x =^15.
  2. The solid is an upward opening cone with vertex at the origin and base on the plane z = 1.

∫∫∫^ (^ ) Ω

x^2 y^2 dxdy dz^ π

  1. a. (^) ∫− + = − 5 C

ydx x dy

b. f ( x , y ) = cos( xy )+ x +sin( y ). (^) ∫ • = − C

F d r^74

  1. a. k = 2. b. Area = ( 17 1 ) 24