* 2013WT1 ** Remarks: Many problems have a small box for the final answer. ** (1) *** (a) [12.4,12.5] **** (i) convert parametric line equation to symmetric equations **** (ii) find angle between a line and a plane *** (b) **** (i) find the equation of the tangent plane to surface f(x,y,z)=0 at a point **** (ii) find partial z / partial x at same point, same surface as in (i) **** (iii) approximate z at nearby point, using (ii) *** (c) [14.5] chain rule involving some trig functions *** (d) [14.5] chain rule, involving parameters a,b (which don't matter) *** (e) [14.6] given fastest increase direction of f(x,y) at a point, find direction that is tangent to the level curve *** (f) [14.6] find points on f(x,y,z)=0 with given tangent direction *** (g) [15.7] find mass of a rectangular box with given mass density function ** (2) [14.6] hill given by z=f(x,y) *** (a) direction of steepest ascent at a given point *** (b) slope of the hill there *** (c) rate of altitude change while riding a given speed in the direction ** (3) [14.8] *** (a) Find the minimum of f(x,y,z) subject to g(x,y,z)=0 via Lagrange multipliers *** (b) Give geometric interpretation of (a) ** (4) [14.7] *** (a) Find minimum of h(x,y) on x^2+y^2 <= 1 *** (b) Explain why this gives another way of solving question (3) [ this is because of a special choice of f,g,h: here f=h when restricted to g=0, since f=h+g; note that h=h(x,y) is independent of z, unlike f and g ] ** (5) [15.4] double integral in polar coordinates ** (6) [15.3] tricky! evalute e^(y^2) in a double integral: have to change from dy dx to dx dy ** (7) [15.7] and [15.4, or equivalently 15.8] tricky! compute the volume of the solid inside both x^2 + y^2 = a x and x^2+y^2+z^2 = a^2 : if you integrate in the order dz dx dy , you get 2 (a^2-x^2-y^2)^{1/2} ** (8) [15.7] sketch the region bounded by y=0, z=1-x^2 (a parabolic cylinder), and y=z, and set up an integral over this region as an iterated integral ** (9) [15.9] find the volume of solid inside rho = 8 sin(phi) , and describe what this solid looks like.