Polar, Parametric and Vector Flashcards

1
Q

x(t) =

When initial velocity is given

A

V(0)cos(theta)t + x(0)

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2
Q

y(t) =

When initial velocity is given

A

0.5gt^2+ v(0)sin(theta)t + y(0)

g = -9.8 m/s^2 or -32ft/s^2

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3
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dy/dx =

Given x(t) and y(t)

A

(dy/dt)/(dx/dt)

Same thing with theta instead of t

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4
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d^2y/dx^2

Given x(t) and y(t)

A

((dy/dx)’)/(dx/dt)

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5
Q

Arc length from t1 to t2

Given x(t) and y(t)

A

integral from t1 to t2 of sqrt((dx/dt)^2 + (dy/dt)^2)

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6
Q

What does this derivative tell you?

dx/dt

A

The gives the horizontal velocity of the — at time t

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7
Q

What does this derivative tell you?

dy/dt

A

This gives the vertical velocity of the — at time t

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8
Q

What does this derivative tell you?

dy/dx

A

This gives the slope of the curve/path the — takes/travels on

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9
Q

Speed

When you have a vector

A

abs(sqrt((x’(t))^2 + (y(t))^2)

This is just the length of the velocity vector

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10
Q

Area under a parametric equation

From t1 to t2

A

integral from t1 to t2 of (y(t) * (dx/dt))

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11
Q

Period of a circle

A

pi

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12
Q

Period of a limaçon

A

2pi

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13
Q

Period of a rose curve

A

2pi/n for odd petals
pi/n for even petals

n = number of petals

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14
Q

Convert Cartesian to Polar

x=

A

rcos(theta)

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15
Q

Convert Cartesian to Polar

y=

A

rsin(theta)

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16
Q

Convert Polar to Cartesian

r=

A

sqrt(x^2 + y^2)

17
Q

Convert Polar to Cartesian

theta =

A

arctan(y/x)

18
Q

What is dy/dx equal to at the pole?

A

tan(theta)

19
Q

How to find tangent lines at the pole?

A
  1. find when r=0
  2. Check that dr/dtheta does not equal zero
  3. Find dy/dx
  4. Give answer as equation
20
Q

Polar

What does x’ equal?

A

-rsin(theta) + r’cos(theta)

21
Q

Polar

What does y’ equal?

A

rcos(theta) + r’sin(theta)

22
Q

Polar

What does dy/dx equal?

A

(rcos(theta) + r’sin(theta))/(-rsin(theta) + r’cos(theta))

23
Q

Steps to find polar graph’s tangent lines (or points furthest from the origin)

A
  1. dy/dx equals either 0 or undifined
  2. Not a shart point (dr/dtheta exists)
  3. Theta must be in domain
24
Q

Area under a polar curve

From a radians to b radians

A

0.5 * integral from a to b of (r(theta))^2 dtheta

You only do this for one petal or section at a time

25
Q

Polar

Arc length from a to b

A

integral from a to b of sqrt((r^2) + (dr/dtheta)^2)dtheta