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    18.

    02 MINIMAL LIST OF TOPICS AND TECHNIQUES

    UNIT 1

    cross product, dot product, lines, planes, angles, parallel, perpendicular


    solve a 3 by 3 system using an inverse matrix; know when this procedure works
    velocity, acceleration, speed, arclength

    UNIT 2

    linear approximation, tangent plane, chain rule, directional derivative


    contour plots, especially direction of the gradient
    max/min; evaluate function at critical points, boundary points (including innity)
    dierentiate with constraints; Lagrange multipliers

    UNIT 3

    evaluate multiple integrals; exchange order of integration


    evaluate line integrals directly
    Greens theorem in work form and in ux form (2-D ux denitely will be tested)
    change of variable (Jacobian factor)

    UNIT 4

    volume/mass or average value


    nd potential functions and use them to evaluate line integrals (fundamental theorem)
    3-D ux and divergence theorem
    Stokes theorem

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