Exam 17: Vector Calculus

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Evaluate the integral  Evaluate the integral   where R is the region   +   +    \le  25 and   where R is the region  Evaluate the integral   where R is the region   +   +    \le  25 and   +  Evaluate the integral   where R is the region   +   +    \le  25 and   +  Evaluate the integral   where R is the region   +   +    \le  25 and   \le 25 and  Evaluate the integral   where R is the region   +   +    \le  25 and

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The local bases in cylindrical coordinates (r , θ\theta , z) are given by  The local bases in cylindrical coordinates (r ,  \theta  , z) are given by   = cos( \theta ) i + sin( \theta ) j ,   = - sin( \theta ) i + cos( \theta ) j, and   = k. Express the acceleration a of a moving particle in space in terms of the local bases above. = cos( θ\theta ) i + sin( θ\theta ) j ,  The local bases in cylindrical coordinates (r ,  \theta  , z) are given by   = cos( \theta ) i + sin( \theta ) j ,   = - sin( \theta ) i + cos( \theta ) j, and   = k. Express the acceleration a of a moving particle in space in terms of the local bases above. = - sin( θ\theta ) i + cos( θ\theta ) j, and  The local bases in cylindrical coordinates (r ,  \theta  , z) are given by   = cos( \theta ) i + sin( \theta ) j ,   = - sin( \theta ) i + cos( \theta ) j, and   = k. Express the acceleration a of a moving particle in space in terms of the local bases above. = k. Express the acceleration a of a moving particle in space in terms of the local bases above.

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If If   × F = 0 at every point of a simply connected open region D in 3-space, evaluate   for any piecewise smooth closed curve in D. × F = 0 at every point of a simply connected open region D in 3-space, evaluate If   × F = 0 at every point of a simply connected open region D in 3-space, evaluate   for any piecewise smooth closed curve in D. for any piecewise smooth closed curve in D.

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Evaluate the integral Evaluate the integral   -   dx counterclockwise around the closed curve formed by y = x<sup>3</sup> and y = x, between the points (0, 0) and (1, 1). - Evaluate the integral   -   dx counterclockwise around the closed curve formed by y = x<sup>3</sup> and y = x, between the points (0, 0) and (1, 1). dx counterclockwise around the closed curve formed by y = x3 and y = x, between the points (0, 0) and (1, 1).

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A certain region R in 3-space has volume 5 cubic units and centroid at the point (2, -3, 4). Find the flux of A certain region R in 3-space has volume 5 cubic units and centroid at the point (2, -3, 4). Find the flux of   out of R across its boundary. out of R across its boundary.

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Use Green's Theorem to compute Use Green's Theorem to compute   + xy) dx + (   + xy) dy counterclockwise around the rectangle having vertices (± 1, 1) and (± 1, 2). + xy) dx + ( Use Green's Theorem to compute   + xy) dx + (   + xy) dy counterclockwise around the rectangle having vertices (± 1, 1) and (± 1, 2). + xy) dy counterclockwise around the rectangle having vertices (± 1, 1) and (± 1, 2).

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Compute  div F \textbf{ div F } for  F \textbf{ F } =  Compute  \textbf{       div F  }  for \textbf{     F     }  =   sin 2x, cos 2y, tan 2z   . sin 2x, cos 2y, tan 2z  Compute  \textbf{       div F  }  for \textbf{     F     }  =   sin 2x, cos 2y, tan 2z   . .

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Use the Divergence Theorem to evaluate the surface integral Use the Divergence Theorem to evaluate the surface integral   where S is the part of the cone   below z = 2, and   is the unit normal to S with positive z-component. (An additional surface must be introduced to enclose a volume.) where S is the part of the cone Use the Divergence Theorem to evaluate the surface integral   where S is the part of the cone   below z = 2, and   is the unit normal to S with positive z-component. (An additional surface must be introduced to enclose a volume.) below z = 2, and Use the Divergence Theorem to evaluate the surface integral   where S is the part of the cone   below z = 2, and   is the unit normal to S with positive z-component. (An additional surface must be introduced to enclose a volume.) is the unit normal to S with positive z-component. (An additional surface must be introduced to enclose a volume.)

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Let Let   be a scalar field and F be a vector field, both assumed to be sufficiently smooth. Which of the following expressions is meaningless? be a scalar field and F be a vector field, both assumed to be sufficiently smooth. Which of the following expressions is meaningless?

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Find the flux of G = (x Find the flux of G = (x   + 2zy) i + (y   -   ) j +   z k outward through the sphere  + 2zy) i + (y Find the flux of G = (x   + 2zy) i + (y   -   ) j +   z k outward through the sphere  - Find the flux of G = (x   + 2zy) i + (y   -   ) j +   z k outward through the sphere  ) j + Find the flux of G = (x   + 2zy) i + (y   -   ) j +   z k outward through the sphere  z k outward through the sphere Find the flux of G = (x   + 2zy) i + (y   -   ) j +   z k outward through the sphere

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Find the flux of F = x i + 2y j out of the circular disk of radius 2 centred at (3, -5).

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Let B be a constant vector and let G(r) = (B × r) × r be a vector potential of the solenoidal vector field F. Find F.

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The local bases in cylindrical coordinates (r , θ\theta , z) are given by  The local bases in cylindrical coordinates (r ,  \theta  , z) are given by   = cos( \theta ) i + sin( \theta ) j,   = - sin( \theta ) i + cos( \theta ) j, and   = k.Express the velocity v of a moving particle in space in terms of the local bases above. = cos( θ\theta ) i + sin( θ\theta ) j,  The local bases in cylindrical coordinates (r ,  \theta  , z) are given by   = cos( \theta ) i + sin( \theta ) j,   = - sin( \theta ) i + cos( \theta ) j, and   = k.Express the velocity v of a moving particle in space in terms of the local bases above. = - sin( θ\theta ) i + cos( θ\theta ) j, and  The local bases in cylindrical coordinates (r ,  \theta  , z) are given by   = cos( \theta ) i + sin( \theta ) j,   = - sin( \theta ) i + cos( \theta ) j, and   = k.Express the velocity v of a moving particle in space in terms of the local bases above. = k.Express the velocity v of a moving particle in space in terms of the local bases above.

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Calculate the curl of the vector field V = x sin y i + cos y j + xy k.

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Evaluate the integral of Evaluate the integral of      over the portion of the ellipse      in the first quadrant, traversed in the counterclockwise direction. over the portion of the ellipse Evaluate the integral of      over the portion of the ellipse      in the first quadrant, traversed in the counterclockwise direction. in the first quadrant, traversed in the counterclockwise direction.

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Evaluate the line integral Evaluate the line integral   where C is the circle   oriented clockwise as seen from high on the z-axis. where C is the circle Evaluate the line integral   where C is the circle   oriented clockwise as seen from high on the z-axis. oriented clockwise as seen from high on the z-axis.

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Use the Divergence Theorem to find the outward flux of F = Use the Divergence Theorem to find the outward flux of F =   across the boundary of the region  across the boundary of the region Use the Divergence Theorem to find the outward flux of F =   across the boundary of the region

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Let F = (z - y) i + (x - z) j + (y - x) k. Compute the work done by the force F in moving an object along the curve of intersection of the cylinder Let F = (z - y) i + (x - z) j + (y - x) k. Compute the work done by the force F in moving an object along the curve of intersection of the cylinder   with the plane   The orientation of the curve is consistent with the upward normal on the plane. with the plane Let F = (z - y) i + (x - z) j + (y - x) k. Compute the work done by the force F in moving an object along the curve of intersection of the cylinder   with the plane   The orientation of the curve is consistent with the upward normal on the plane. The orientation of the curve is consistent with the upward normal on the plane.

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Use Green's Theorem to compute the integral Use Green's Theorem to compute the integral   counterclockwise around the square with vertices at (4, 2), (4, 5), (7, 5), and (7, 2). counterclockwise around the square with vertices at (4, 2), (4, 5), (7, 5), and (7, 2).

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