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Name SecMATH 251 Final Spring 2010Sections 511 P. YasskinMultiple Choice: (5 points each. No part credit.)1-13 /65 15 /1014 /21 16 /10Total /1061.Find the angle between the vectors u=(2,2,1)and v=(1,2,2).a.arccos(8/9)b.arccos(8/3)c.arccos 8 /9d.arccos 3/ 8e.arccos(3/8)2.At the point(x,y,z)where the line r(t)=(1 − t,t,2 − 2t)intersects the plane x − 2y + 3z = 16,we have x + y + z =a.−2b.2c.3d.5e.163.If a jet flies around the world from West to East, directly above the equator,in what direction does its unit binormal Bpoint?a.Down (toward the center of the earth)b.Up (away from the center of the earth)c.Northd.Southe.West14.Find the z-intercept of the plane tangent to the surfacexyz= 1 at the point(2,3,6).a.6b.16c.5d.−5e.−65.The temperature in an ideal gas is given by T = κPρwhere κ is a constant,P is the pressure and ρ is the density. At a certain point Q =(3,2,1), we haveP(Q)= 8 ∇P(Q)=(4,−2,−4)ρ(Q)= 2 ∇ρ(Q)=(−1,4,2)So at the point Q, the temperature is T(Q)= 4κ and its gradient is ∇T(Q)=a.κ(−8.5,6,9)b.κ(4,−9,−6)c.κ(3,2,−2)d.κ12,2e.κ −12,226.If the temperature in a room is T=xyz2, find the rate of change of the temperatureas seen by a fly who is located at(3,2,1)and has velocity(1,2,3).a.32b.36c.44d.48e.527.Find the volume below z = xy above the region between the curves y = 3x and y = x2.a.812b.814c.818d.2432e.24388.Compute∫∫Ce−x2−y2dxdy over the disk enclosed in the circle x2+ y2= 4.a.π2(1 − e−4)b.π(1 − e−4)c.π2e−4d.πe−4e.2πe−439.Find the mass of 2 loops of the helical rampparametrized byR(r,θ)=(rcosθ,rsinθ,4θ)for r ≤ 3if the density is ρ = x2+ y2.a. 40πb. 120πc. 200πd.5003πe.2443π Correct Choice10.Find the flux of F=(y,−x,2)through the helical ramp of problem 9 oriented up.a.4πb.83πc.216πd.108π Correct Choicee.10243π11.Compute∫(2,1)(3,2)F⋅ dsfor F=(2xy,x2)along the curve r(t)=((2 + t2)esinπt,(1 + t2)esin2πt).HINT: Find a scalar potential.a.12b.14c.22d.2e.15 − 4 2412.Compute∮(2xsiny − 5y)dx +(x2cosy − 4x)dycounterclockwise around the cross shown.HINT: Use Green’s Theorem.a. −45b. −10c. 5d. 10e. 450 1 2 30123xy13.Compute∫∫S∇× F⋅ dSfor F=(−yz,xz,xyz)over the quartic surface z =(x2+ y2)2for z ≤ 16oriented down and out. The surface may be parametrized byR(r,θ)=(rcosθ,rsinθ,r4)HINT: Use Stokes’ Theorem.a. −128πb. −64πc. −32πd. 32πe. 64π5Work Out: (Points indicated. Part credit possible. Show all work.)14.(21 points) Verify Gauss’ Theorem∫∫∫V∇⋅ FdV =∫∫∂VF⋅ dSfor the vector field F=(4xz3,4yz3,z4)and the solid Vabove the cone C given by z = x2+ y2or parametrized by R(r,θ)=(rcosθ,rsinθ,r),below the disk D given by x2+ y2≤ 9 and z = 3.Be sure to check and explain the orientations.Use the following steps:a.(4 pts) Compute the volume integral by successively finding:∇⋅ F, dV,∫∫∫V∇⋅ FdVb.(8 pts) Compute the surface integral over the disk by parametrizing the disk andsuccessively finding:R(r,θ), er, eθ, N, FR(r,θ),∫∫DF⋅ dS6Recall: F=(4xz3,4yz3,z4)and C is the cone parametrized byR(r,θ)=(rcosθ,rsinθ,r).c.(7 pts) Compute the surface integral over the cone C by successively finding:er, eθ, N, FR(r,θ),∫∫CF⋅ dSd.(2 pts) Combine∫∫DF⋅ dSand∫∫CF⋅ dSto get∫∫∂VF⋅ dS715.(10 points) Find the average value of the function f(x,y,z)=x2+y2+z2within the solid cylinder x2+ y2≤ 9 for 0 ≤ z ≤ 4.16.(10 points) Find the value(s) of R so that the ellipsoidx242+y232+z222= R2is tangent to the plane12x +43y + 2z = 36.HINT: Their normal vectors must be


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