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| 1.1 How to graph cylindrical surfaces, cylinders, planes and spheres in 3-Space using Plot3D, Shapes and Graphics3D | 1.1 Parabola generates a cylindrical surface parallel to an axis of choice |
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| 1.2 How to add and subtract vectors, multiply vectors by a scalar, find the norm, components and the resultant force | 1.2 Vector addition, subtraction, multiplication by a scalar, and norm
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| 1.3 How to find the angle between vectors and use scalar product to find projections, parallel and orthogonal vectors | 1.3 Maximum and minimum angle between two special unit vectors |
12.3 Vector angle, dot pr. P | |
| 1.4 How to use cross and triple product to find the area of a parallelogram and the volume of a parallelepiped in 3-Space | 1.4 Area and Volume in 3 space using cross and triple products |
12.4 Cross product P | |
| 1.5 How to find parametric equations of lines in 3-Space, intersecting and skew lines, the distance from a point to a line | 1.5 Determine if given lines are skew, intersect or parallel, distance |
12.5 Skew,intersecting lines P | Homework Answers |
| 1.6 How to find equations of planes, normal vectors, the distance form point to a plane, plane determined by skew lines | 1.6 Determine if a line and a plane intersect, find the point or distance |
12.6 Line and a plane P | |
1.7 How to graph ellipsoids, cone, paraboloid, hyperboloid in 3-Space using Plot3D, Implicit graphing and Graphics3D |
1.7 Traces of a hyperbolic paraboloid in z=a, y=b, x=c planes |
12.7 Quadrics P | |
| 1.8 How to use spherical and cylindrical coordinates, graph and convert equations to spherical, cylindrical coordinates | 2.1 Cone cut by a plane produces a 3-Space conic section curve |
ImpPlot3D Add On Pack |
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| 2.1 How to graph curves, find parametric equations for curve of intersection of surfaces; Trefoil, Torus, 8-Shape Knots | 2.1 Cylinder cut by a plane yields an elliptic curve in 3-Space |
Implicit3D Examples |
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2.2 How to find limits, derivatives and integrals of vector valued functions and graph the position and derivative vectors |
2.2 Graphing position and derivative vectors for a vector function |
12.8 Revolution plots P | |
| 2.3 How to find arc length and arc length parametrization and choose the correct solution for parameter t in terms of s | 2.3 Step by step interactive tutorial on arc length parametrization |
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| 2.4 How to find unit tangent, inward normal, binormal vectors and osculating, rectifying, normal planes and TNB frame | 2.4 Unit tangent, normal, binormal slide along the curve = TNB Frame |
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| 2.5 How to find curvature for parametric curves, radius, center of curvature, osculating circles, evolutes of basic curves | 2.5 Centers of osculating circles for all points on the curve form evolute |
13.2 Position derivative P | |
| 2.6 How to find velocity, speed, distance, acceleration, vector, scalar normal and tangential components of acceleration | 2.6 Velocity, tangential, normal acceleration vectors slide along the curve |
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| 3.1 How to plot functions of two variables, make contour and density plots, find traces, level curves and level surfaces | 2.6 Finds and graphs vector and scalar tangential, normal acceleration |
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| 3.2 How to find and compare directional and general limits for functions of two variables, Plucker cone and ridge surface | 2.6 (M) Graphs of motion components with respect to arc length |
13.6 Motion components P | |
| 3.3 How to find partial derivatives, slopes in x and y directions, mixed and higher order partial derivatives, tangent lines | 3.2 Directional limits are different, hence the limit does not exist |
14.1 Density, contour plots P | Practice Exams
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| 3.4 How to find linear approximation for multivariable functions, use total differential to approximate changes and error | 3.4 Linear approximation error approaches zero faster than the distance |
14.2 Directional limits P | |
| 3.5 How to apply one and two variable chain rules for multivariable functions and solve various related rates problems | 3.6 Directional derivatives, gradients are normal to level curves |
14.6 Gradients, level curves P | |
| 3.6 How to find gradients, directional derivatives, maximal rate of change, phase plane for a heat seeking bug on a plate | 3.6 Path taken by a heat seeking bug on a heated plate |
14.7 Tangent planes P | |
| 3.7 How to find total differential, linear approximation and tangent planes and normal liones for multivariable functions | 3.7 Tangent planes are graphs of linear approximations |
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| 3.8 How to solve optimization problems for multivariable functions, use extreme value theorem and second partials test | 3.8 Absolute extrema on the boundary or interior of the region |
15.1 Double integrals P | Ch 14 Prc Test (M) |
| 4.1 How to find volumes of 3-Space regions over rectangular bases using double integrals and RegionPlot3D command | 3.8 Quadratic model of minimum to maximum through cylindrical surface |
15.2 Double integrals P | |
| 4.2 How to set up limits of integration for double integrals over type I and II regions and reverse the order of integration | 4.1
Change the order of integration in double integrals |
15.3 Polar regions P | |
| 4.3 How to change to and set up limits of integration for double integrals in polar coordinates over simple polar regions | 15.4 Parametric surfaces P | ||
| 4.4 Parametric torus, cylinders, cones, spheres, astroidal sphere, helicoid, pseudosphere, Klein bottle and Mobius strip | 4.4
Torus, how to graph parametric surfaces and find unit normals
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15.5 Triple integrals P | MATHEMATICA |
| 4.5 How to set up limits of integration in triple integrals over simple xy, xz, zy solids and change the order of integration | 4.5 Interactive volume of a cylindrical wedge changes with constraints |
Chapter 15 Practice Test P |
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| 4.8 How to apply change of variables in double integrals, graph transformations and find their images and find Jacobians | 4.8 Change of variables transforming a rectangle into hyperbolic region |
16.1 Vector fields plots P | is May 20 at 3:15 pm |
5.1 How to plot vector fields, find divergence and curl, properties of inverse square fields, potential functions and Nabla |
4.8 Transformation of square into triangle, differentiable, piecewise linear | 16.2 Line integrals P | |
| 5.2 How to evaluate ds, dr, dx, dy, dz line integrals, find work done by a vector field and mass of a negligibly thin wire | 5.6 (M) How to plot vector fields on the sphere, (x,y,z) or spherical |
16.3 Conservative fields P | MATHEMATICA |
| 5.3 How to test and find potential function for conservative vector fields, use the Fundamental theorem of line integrals | 5.6 Failed attempts at Hairy Ball theorem including field with one cowlick |
16.4 Green's Theorem P | LINKS |
| 5.4 How to evaluate 2-Space line integrals using Green' theorem and find areas as line integrals, area of an ellipse, astroid | 5.6 (M) How to plot vector fields on the torus, (x,y,z) or spherical |
16.5 Surface integrals P | Download Free Player |
| 5.5 How to evaluate surface integrals and find area of parametric surfaces, how to find mass of negligibly thin membrane | 5.6 Torus Wrap phase flows, fields, closed and dense trajectories |
16.6 Finding flux P | |
5.6 How to find flux of a vector field, graph vector fields on the sphere and torus in rectangular or spherical coordinates |
5.6 Flux of an arbitrary linear vector field through the unit sphere |
16.7 Divergence Theorem P | Mathematica Tutorial |
| 5.7 How to find flux of a vector field using the Divergence (Gauss) theorem, graph closed piecewise parametric surfaces | 16.8 Stokes' Theorem P | ||
5.8 How to evaluate 3-Space line integrals using Stokes' theorem and find matching orientation of surface and boundary |
5.8 Choice of surface with the given boundary in Stokes Theorem |
16.8 Oriented disk P |