Final Flashcards
Find the equation of a line given: 2 points
Find the equation of a line given: 1 point and 1 vector
Find the equation of a line given: 1 point and 1 perpendicular plane
Find the equation of a line given: 1 point and 1 perpendicular line
Find the equation of a line given: 2 intersecting planes
Find the equation of a plane given: 1 point and 1 normal vector
Find the equation of a plane given: 1 point and 1 line
Find the equation of a plane given: 3 points
Find the equation of a plane given: 2 lines
Find the equation of a plane given: a tangent plane
Find the equation of a plane given: 1 line and 1 perpendicular plane
(Line Testing) Parallel Line
(Line Testing) Intersecting Line and Perpendicular Line
(Line Testing) Skew Line
not parallel or intersecting
Distance Equation
Directional Derivative
Direction of the Maximum Rate of Change
Maximum Rate of Change
Tangent Plane Equation/Linear Approximation
Prove a limit does NOT exist
Prove a limit DOES exist
- can be continuous and have a constant denominator
- can simplify to get something to get a non-undetermined limit
- can apply the squeeze theorem
Find and Classify local extrema
Find global extrema
Lagrange Multipliers
What do double integrals find?
Volume
Polar Coordinates (2D)
*Add an extra r
What do triple integrals find?
Mass or Density
Cylindrical Coordinates (3D)
*Add an extra r
Spherical Coordinates (3D)
*Add an extra
Scalar Line Integrals
Change of Coordinates
(1) graph the given bounds and find the equation for each line segment
(2) put these equations equal to u and v
(3) solve for x and y to find the Jacobian
(4) solve using
Change Order of Integration
(1) sketch the given integrals
(2) reverse the order in which the figure is being cut
(3) keep what is inside of the integrand the same
Vector Line Integrals
Fundamental Theory of Line Integrals Criteria (Line Integrals)
F is conservative, C is not closed, and the Potential Function can be found
Potential Function
Fundamental Theory of Line Integrals Formula (Line Integrals)
What is the line integral if F is conservative and C is closed
equals 0
Green’s Theorem Criteria (Line Integrals)
F is not conservative, C is closed, has continuous partials, and positively oriented (if not add a - in front)
Green’s Theorem Formula (Line Integrals)
curl F
Tells how rotational something is
div F
Tells how much an object expands/contracts under the velocity field
Parametric Surfaces
(1) draw the function given
(2) put in terms of r(u,v) and assign u and v
Tangent Plane to S (Parametric Surfaces)
Surface Integrals
area(S)
Flux
How much coffee is made per second
Stokes Theorem Criteria (Surface Integrals)
F is a curl field, S is closed, and you can find G such that
Stokes Theorem Formula (Surface Integrals)
What is the surface integral if F is a curl field and S is closed?
equals 0
Divergence Theorem Criteria (Surface Integrals)
Divergence Theorem Formula (Surface Integrals)