Calc Exam 4

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1
when sketching a vector field what should you do first?
select points and plug them in to find the shape at the points
2
how to find the parametric description of the line segment "from (x0,y0,z0) to (x1,y1,z1)"
r(t)=<x0+t(x1-x0),y0+t(y1-y0),z0+t(z1-z0)>
3
when doing a line integral xy ds, r(s)=<cos(s),sin(s)>
int(cos(s)sin(s))ds
4
when evaluating line integral (x-y)ds and r is in terms of t what do you integrate
int (r(x)-r(y))*|r'(t)|
5
what is int f ds in terms of t?
f(x(t),y(t),z(t))*|r'(t)|
6
how do you find length L of curve r(t)
integrate |r'(t)| in terms of t
7
what is F*Tds?
F*r'(t) dt
8
when calculating work, what must you integrate by?
F*r'(t) (for r plug in whenever possible to share like variables)
9
how do you find circulation of a vector field
use F*r'(t) dt
10
how do you compute outward flux of a vector field?
use F*nds (n is the derivative of x and y of f)
11
how do you determine if a vector field inR^2 is conservative?
f'(y) must be equal to g'(x)
12
how do you find the potential function f in a conservative Vector field?
integrate the partial of Fx and integrate x then add c(y,z)
13
how do you use a line integral to compute the ara of a plane region>
1/2 * int(x(dy)-y(dx))
14
what is divergence
f'(x) +g'(y)+h'(z)
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what is curl?
the cross product of <x',y',z'> and <f,g,h>
16
when a 2 dimentional vector has 0 divergence what does it look like?
quadrants 1 and3 are getting mor positive and opposite of eachother and more negative respectively and quads 2 and 4 are pointed toward eachother getting larger as the higher numbers stack up
17
what do you integrate by using greens theorem?
g'x-f'y
18
what do you integrate in flux problems? also shown as F*nds
int <F>*<F'x,F'y,F'z>
19
when making parametric descriptions, when should you use u and v?
when dealing with curves such as parabolas, cones, and cylinders
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when making parametric descriptions, when should you use x and y?
planes and other non curved equations, such as planes
21
when making parametric descriptions, when should you use lambda and theta?
when dealing with hemispheres
22
when using stokes theorem what is the curl of F?
plug in the variable that has an integer limit and turn x and y into sin and cos respectively inside the original function F
23
when using stokes theorem what is n?
r'(thet)
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