Quiz 3 Prep Flashcards
generally, what does a paraboliod equation look like w/o getting into symbols?
Started with x, y and z. Two of them are squared, then usually solve for the one that isn’t squared.
Difference b/w eliptical paraboliod vs hyperbolic paraboliod algebarically
x,y or z = ± A(x,y,z)^2 ± B(x,y,z)^2
Same signs elipicaly paraboliod
Different signs hyperbolic paraboliod
What if the whole paraboliod equation is squared?
Get RHS equal to a pos constant. ±Ax^2 ±By^2 ±Cz^2 = d. If all the signs are positive eplisiod and if all are negative, function doesnt exist
how to do we take the limit of a vector function?
Take limit of each function
lim r(t)<f(t),g(t),h(t)> = lim< lim f(t),lim g(t),lim h(t)>
definition of derivative for vector function
r’(t) = r(t+h) - r(h) / h
lim_(h -> 0)
what’s a cute fact abt r’(t)?
if r(t)=<f(t), g(t), h(t)> then r’(t) = <f’(t), g’(t), h’(t)>