Calculus Midterm 4 Flashcards

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Polar Coordinate System

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The location of a point described by its distance from a fixed point and angular direction

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What is the fixed point called?

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Pole

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3
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Polar Axis

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Ray emanating from pole

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Rectangular to coordinate equations

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x = rcos(ϴ)
y = rsin(ϴ)

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Polar to rectangular coordinates

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r^2 = x^2 + y^2
tan(ϴ) = y/x

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Equation for line in a polar function

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ϴ = k

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Equation for circles in a polar function

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Centered at
Origin: r = k
x-axis: r = kcos(ϴ)
y-axis: r = ksin(ϴ)

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Calculator Function for graphing points of intersections polar

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Polar
Simul
Graph functions
Adjust window settings

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9
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When do polar functions intersect?

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ONLY if the ϴ and r are the same at that point

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How to find points of intersection in polar functions

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Set two equations equal to each other and solve for ϴ

sin(ϴ) = 1/2

(1/2, pi/6), (1/2, 5pi/6)

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Derivative of Polar Functions: dr/dϴ

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The rate of change of radius as the angle changes

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Derivative of Polar Functions: dy/dx

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Slope of the polar curve in the xy-plane

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Derivative of a polar function

How to find dy/dx of r = f(ϴ)

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  1. find rectangular coordinates (x and y)
  2. Replace r with f(ϴ)
  3. find dx/dϴ and dy/dϴ
    4/ find dy/dx
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14
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Arc Length

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dL = sqrt((dx/dt)^2 + (dy/dt)^2) dt

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Arc Length if ϴ is a parametric

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r^2 + (dr/dϴ)^2

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16
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Area of a polar curve

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dA = 1/2r^2dϴ

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16
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Distance vs. Displacement (definition)

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Distance: total path covered by the objection at a time frame

Displacement: The total change in initial and final position

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Distance vs. Displacement (use)

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Distance:
- d
- positive always
- No direction
- Scalar

Displacement:
- s
- +, -, or zero (left or right of initial point)
- has direction vector

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Distance formula

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d = ∫b->a |v(t)| dt

18
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Displacement formula

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s = ∫b->a v(t) dt

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Derivative of parametric functions

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dy/dx = dy/dt / dx/dt

20
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Find the parametric equations of the direct line segment from (1,2) to (3,5)

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first coordinate of one pair * (1-t) + first coordinate of other pair (t)

21
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Find Parametric equations of the line y - 4 = 1/2 (x-3)

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x(t) = at + b
y(t) = ct + d

Slope = (c/a)
Point (b, d)

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Find the parametric functions of a circle with the radius (r)

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Origin is the center
x(t) = rcos(t)
y(t) = rsin(t)

(h,k) is the center
x(t) = rcos(t) + h
y(t) = rsin(t) + k

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Find the parametric functions of an ellipse with the radius (r)
x(t) = acos(t) y(t) = bsin(t)
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Thinking about an ellipse like...
A circle with different y and x radii
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Ellipse equation
(x/a)^2 + (x/b)^2 = 1
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Component Form
v = ai + bj i = x-axis j = y-axis
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Length aka norm aka magnitude of a vector
||v|| = sqrt(a^2 + b^2)
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Unit Vector
v = ^ u = 1/||v|| *
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Dot Product
"multiply vectors" v = w = v * w = ||V||||w||cos(ϴ) gives a visual OR v * w = v1w1 + v2w2 gives a way to calculate it
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what is ϴ in the dot product?
The angle between the two vectors
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Orthogonal Projections
Decomposes vectors into the sum of the two orthogonal components
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||b|| (length of b in orthogonal vector)
(dot product of v and w / ||v||^2) * v
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Parametric equations for r(t) =
x(t) = f(t) y(t) = g(t)
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How to graph parametric equations in the calculator
1. Parametric mode 2. Plug in 3. Choose a good window and t-step and t-interval *it will show the path but not the vectors
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Find the limit of r(t) if r(t) =
find the limits of each
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r(t) is continuous at t=a if
lim r(t) = r(a) t->a
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Sin(2ϴ)
2sin(ϴ)cos(ϴ)
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dy/dx with r and ϴ
dy/dϴ over dx/dϴ = dr/dϴ sin(ϴ) + rcos(ϴ) over dr/dϴ cos(ϴ) - rsin(ϴ)