Math 5B, Midterm 2 Review Problems Fall 2006

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Math 5B, Midterm 2 Review Problems Fall 2006 1 (a Convert the point (1, 1, 1 from rectangular to cylindrical coordinates Solution (It helps to draw pictures! To convert to cylindrical coordinates, all we need to do is change the x, y-coordinates to polar coordinates: r x 2 + y 2 2, and θ tan 1 (y/x tan 1 (1 π/4, which is in the same quadrant as (1, 1 So (1, 1, 1 ( 2, π/4, 1 in cylindrical coordinates (b Convert (2, π/2, 2π/3 from spherical to rectangular coordinates Solution x ρ sin φ cos θ 2 sin(2π/3 cos(π/2 0, y ρ sin φ sin θ 2 sin(2π/3 sin(π/2 3, and z ρ cos φ 2 cos(2π/3 1 So (2, π/2, 2π/3 (0, 3, 1 in rectangular coordinates 2 Suppose z and w are functions of x and y given by the equations z 1 + y y x + 2 and w e x+2y 1 Find the Jacobian matrix of the inverse mapping when (z, w (2, 0, and simplify your answer Solution Start by finding the Jacobian (z,w of the given mapping by taking partial (x,y derivatives of z and w with respect to x and y The Jacobian of the inverse mapping will be the inverse of this matrix J (z, w (x, y ( 1+x (xy 2 e x+2y x1 (xy 2 2e x+2y Before finding the inverse, we can plug in z 2 and w 0 Since we don t have any z s or w s, we must solve for x and y in the two defining equations for z and w: Thus J (2,1 2 1 + y y x + 2 1 + y y x 0 1 + y 0 y 1, 0 e x+2y 1 x + 2y 0 x 2 ( ( 0 1/3 6 1, and J 1 2 1 (2,1 3 0 3 The two equations xy + uv 1 and xu + yv 1 define u and v implicitly as functions of x and y (a Find the Jacobian matrix (u,v (x,y 1

Solution Let F (x, y, u, v xy + uv 1 and G(x, y, u, v xu + yv 1 We use the formulas (261 to find the partial derivatives u x F x F v G x G v y u u2 y 2 yv xu u y F y F v G y G v x v uv xy yv xu v x F u F x G u G x v y x u xy uv yv xu v y F u F y G u G y v x x v x2 v 2 yv xu So G u J G v ( u 2 y 2 yvxu xyuv yvxu uvxy yvxu x 2 v 2 yvxu A simpler method is to use formula (268, which says that the Jacobian matrix ( 1 ( ( 1 ( (u, v (F, G (F, G v u y x (x, y (u, v (x, y x y u v (b Calculate 2 u x 2 Solution and 2 u xy 2 u x 2 x ( u2 y 2 yv xu (vy xu2uu x (u 2 y 2 (yv x u xu x (vy xu 2 At this point, we should substitute in u x and v x from part (a and simplify, but you would not be required to write this out on the test 2 u xy y ( u2 y 2 yv xu (vy xu(2uu y 2y (u 2 y 2 (v + yv y xu y (vy xu 2 2

4 Let S be the surface given by the equation x 3 xy yz xz x + 2 0 x t + 1 (a Show that the curve C whose equation is r(t y t 2 is contained in z 2 the surface S Solution Let F (x, y, z x 3 xy yz xz x + 2 We must check that F (t + 1, t 2, 2 0 We have F (t + 1, t 2, 2 (t + 1 3 (t + 1t 2 2t 2 2(t + 1 (t + 1 + 2 t 3 + 3t 2 + 3t + 1 t 3 t 2 2t 2 2t 2 t 1 + 2 0 (b Find the equation of the tangent line to C at the point (2, 1, 2 Solution We first find the value of t that corresponds to the point (2, 1, 2 on C: we have x 2 t + 1, so t 1 The tangent vector to C when t 1 is v (x (1, y (1, z (1 (1, 2, 0 Thus the equation of the tangent line to C at (2, 1, 2 is (x, y, z (2, 1, 2 + t(1, 2, 0 (2 + t, 1 + 2t, 2 (c Find the equation of the tangent plane to S at the point (2, 1, 2 Solution The normal vector to S at the point (2, 1, 2 is given by the gradient vector of F : F (3x 2 y z 1, x z, y x So F (2,1,2 (8, 4, 3 The equation of the tangent plane is thus 8(x 2 4(y 1 3(z 2 0 5 Find all critical points of the function f(x, y 3x 3 6xy + y 2, and classify each as a relative min, relative max, or saddle point Solution To find critical points, we look for where f is 0 or undefined We need to solve f (9x 2 6y, 6x + 2y (0, 0, as we can see that f is never undefined The second equation implies that y 3x, and plugging this into the first equation we have 9x 2 18x 9x(x 2 0 So x 0 (and y 0 or x 2 (and y 6 So the critical points are (0, 0 and (2, 6 We now calculate the Hessian matrix of second order partial derivatives H ( 18x 6 6 2 At (0, 0, det H 0(2 (6 2 < 0, so f has a saddle point at (0, 0 At (2, 6, det H 36(2 (6 2 > 0 and trh 36 + 2 > 0 so f has a relative minimum at (2, 6 6 Suppose you want to construct a rectangular wooden box without a top so that the volume is 32 cubic feet What dimensions (x length, y width, z height of the box will minimize the amount of wood you need to construct it? Solution The amount of wood needed to construct the box is f(x, y, z xy + 2xz + 2yz (xy is the area of the base, there are 2 sides of area xz and 2 sides of area 3

yz, and no top So we must minimize the function f subject to the side condition xyz 32, which says that the volume of the box is 32 Let g(x, y, z xyz32, so that g(x, y, z 0 expresses the side condition The method of Lagrange multipliers tells us that this minimum must occur where f λ g for some real number λ (notice that there are no boundary points to consider here, since we must have x > 0, y > 0, z > 0 This gives us the following four equations (the last one is the side condition which we must solve for x, y, z (1 y + 2z λyz (2 x + 2z λxz (3 2x + 2y λxy (4 xyz 32 One way to solve these is to subtract (2 from (1 to get y x λz(y x From this equation, we see that either yx 0 or if not, divide both sides by yx, to get λz 1 If λz 1, equation (1 would become y +2z y, which means z 0, but then λ 1/z is undefined So we conclude that y x 0, or x y Equation (3 now becomes 4x x 2, and since x cannot be 0, x 4 Thus y x 4, and z 32/xy 32/16 2 So the dimensions that minimize the surface area are (x, y, z (4, 4, 2 7 Let v xi + yj + zk be a vector field on R 3 (a Find curl(v Solution curl(v i j k x y z x y z 0 One can also see this by realizing that v f for f(x, y, z x 2 /2 + y 2 /2 + z 2 /2 and using the fact that curl( f 0 for any function f with continuous second order partials (b Show that there is no differentiable vector field u on R 3 such that v curl(u Solution Rather than trying to find such a u, recall that div(curl(u 0 for any vector field u with continuous second order partials Since div(v 1+1+1 3 0, v cannot be equal to curl(u for any u 8 Let v (y zi + (z xj + (x yk be a vector field on the surface S defined by the equation x 2 + y 2 + z 2 1 (ie, S is the unit sphere in R 3 4

(a Show that at each point of S, the vector field v is tangent to S Solution Since S is defined by the equation F (x, y, z x 2 + y 2 + z 2 1 0, the normal vector to S at the point (x, y, z is F (2x, 2y, 2z, and v (y z, z x, x y is tangent to S if F v 0 We have F v 2x(y z + 2y(z x + 2z(x y 0 (b Is v f for some differentiable function f(x, y, z? Justify your answer Solution If v f, then curl(v curl( f 0 So we start by checking whether curl(v 0 i j k curl(v x y z y z z x x y ( y (xy (zxi+ 2i+ 0 z Thus v cannot equal f for any f (c Is v curl(u for some differentiable vector field u on S? Justify your answer Solution As in 7b, we should start by checking that div(v 0 Since this is true here, there is a good chance that v curl(u for some u u x i + u y j + u z k, and we just need to find u To simplify things, suppose that u z 0, so that curl(u uy i + ux j + ( uy ux k Equating the coordinates of curl(u with those of v we z z x y get a system of 3 partial differential equations (1 uy z z y u y z 2 /2 yz + C(x, y (2 ux z z x u x z 2 /2 xz + D(x, y (3 uy x ux y x y Integrating (1 and (2 with respect to z gives equations for u y and u x as above We now plug these expressions into (3, and choose the functions C(x, y and D(x, y so that (3 is satisfied Plugging into (3, we have C x D y x y So we can choose C(x, y x 2 /2 and D(x, y y 2 /2 Hence, we have shown that v curl(u for the vector field u (z 2 /2 + y 2 /2 xzi + (z 2 /2 + x 2 /2 yzj + 0k 5