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SAMPLE FINAL
Course Code: MATH 2023
Course Title: Multivariable Calculus
Time Limit: 3 Hours
Instructions
• You must SHOW YOUR WORK to receive credits in all problems except Problem #1.
Answers alone (whether correct or not) will not receive any credit.
• Some problems are structured into several parts. You can quote the results stated in the
preceding parts to do the next part.
The purpose of this sample final is to let students get a rough idea of the style
of problems and the format of the exam. Do NOT expect the actual exam is simply
a minor variation of this sample exam. The level of difficulties, the point allocation
of each problem, and the choice of topics may be different from the actual exam.
For better preparation of the final, students should extensively review the course
materials covered in class, in the lecture notes and in the lecture worksheets, and
should have worked seriously on the Problem Sets and WebWorks.
Problem 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total
Max 28 10 8 14 8 8 8 12 4 100
Score
FORMULAE TABLE
sin2 q + cos2 q = 1
1 + tan2 q = sec2 q
1 + cot2 q = csc2 q
sin q
tan q =
cos q
sin (q ± f) = sin q cos f ± cos q sin f
cos (q ± f) = cos q cos f ⌥ sin q sin f
tan(q ) ± tan(f)
tan (q ± f) =
1 ⌥ tan q tan f
sin (2q ) = 2 sin q cos q
cos (2q ) = cos2 q sin2 q
=1 2 sin2 q
= 2 cos2 q 1
2 tan q
tan (2q ) =
1 tan2 q
d2 z
= f xx u21 + 2 f xy u1 u2 + f yy u22
dt2 "✓ ! #
◆2 2
f xy f xx f yy f xy
= f xx u1 + u2 + 2
u22 if f xx 6= 0
f xx f xx
1
u Spherical coordinates locate points in space with tw
y in Figure 14.47. The first coordinate, r = ƒ OP ƒ , i
x Unlike r, the variable r is never negative. The secon
with the positive z-axis. It is required to lie in the i
FIGURE 14.47 The spherical coordinates the angle u as measured in cylindrical coordinates.
2
dVu and
r, f, and sin
= rtheir f drdfdq
relation to x, y, z, and r.
1. Answer the following questions. Each part is independent. Justification is not required.
(a) i. Suppose F( x, y) is a C1 vector field defined on R2 \{(0, 0)}. If there is a potential /8
function f ( x, y) such that F = r f on R2 \{(0, 0)}, which of the following MUST
be true? Put “X” in ALL correct answer(s).
/
The vector field F is conservative on R2 \{(0, 0)}.
˛
/
For any closed curve C in R2 \{(0, 0)}, the line integral F · dr = 0.
C
/ r ⇥ F = 0 on R2 \{(0, 0)}.
None of the above.
/
The vector field H is conservative on R3 \{(0, 0, 0)}.
˛
/
For any closed curve C in R3 \{(0, 0, 0)}, the line integral H · dr = 0.
C
r ⇥ H = 0 on R3 \{(0, 0, 0)}.
None of the above.
:
iv. Suppose K( x, y, z) is a C1 vector field defined on R3 \{(0, 0, 0)}. If r ⇥ K = 0 on
R3 \{(0, 0, 0)}, which of the following MUST be true? Put “X” in ALL correct
answer(s).
stir
'
'
i. Rectangular coordinates /2
t.f.pe?EtYx#y*xz=*r HE
×=#y=tFxZ¥Ey
z=r
t / ¥2 ) 1 dzdydx
µ
'
, =
z=÷
0=27 r=52 z -14-7
f f ) rdzdrdo
0=0 r=o
"
ppsinddpdodo
&jPop{
0=0
(c) Suppose f is a scalar function and F is a vector field. Both are C2 everywhere in R3 . /2
Which of the following must be true? Put “X” in ALL correct answer(s).
r ⇥ rf = 0
: r · (r ⇥ F) = 0
r · rf = 0
r ⇥ (r ⇥ F) = 0
(d) Let f be a scalar function and F be a vector field. Assume both are C3 on R3 . Deter- /5
mine whether each of the following quantities is a scalar, vector or undefined. Circle
the correct answers:
rf scalar O
vector undefined
r·F 0
scalar vector undefined
r ⇥ (r · F) scalar vector O
undefined
r2 (r · F) 0
scalar vector undefined
r · r2 f scalar vector 0
undefined
1 1 x
÷
Q
At which point(s) the value of (r ⇥ F) · k is negative? Put “X” in the correct answer.
P only version
error in
Q only previous
Both P and Q
neither P nor Q
(f) Which of the following statements about simply-connectedness is/are true? Write: /5
X = true
⇥ = false
! = does not make sense
?? /
! We
Simply connected
-
refers to the
region can
say i. .
ii.
Domain is 13440,0 ) ,
iii. x
iv.
:
Rsk below
then space xy plane connected
=
: -
g is
simply-connected.
We need closed lop V contactable
v. ×
every
+ .
.pa* ,
not mst and 't .
¥¥←jk÷¥ .FI#?nthfey..
,
MATH 2023 Page 4 of 14 Sample Final
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2. (a) Evaluate the double integral ( x2 + y2 + 1) dA where D is the unit disk in R2 given /4
D
by the equation x2 + y2 1.
←
-
:0 E ZI
"
§ lxiy 't , ) at -
§ { ( in ) .
rdrdo
=
Mvo ) ( { xD dr )
=
2t .
[ ¥ I ]!,
2 ( at ttz ) 3.
=
= .
?:.=
!j
)
?
. .
. .
. .
2×-1 +
y= 2×+7
y,=
.
×
x=HytD
x='zl7 y)
-
-
"4dA=f fxittndxdy
.
( , , ) ( 3,1 )
y⇒x=£Hyl x
't
§ xe
4=1 ×=
tzlyti )
×=#7 y)
*
3 -
'M
{ [ Ee ]
"
=
dy
3¥
x=
tzlyti )
est
.f( 17 .
ystcytis
'
) 'k4dy e
S 8 ( 6- 4) e¥4dy
,
3
'M "
= -
{ ( 4.6 )e dy
3
"4
[ et ] ( )
's -6
= -
,
= -
. el
5 9
= e- -
e-
MATH 2023 Page 6 of 14 Sample Final
F( x, y) = 2xe xy + x2 ye xy i + x3 e xy + 2y j
(a) Calculate r ⇥ F. /3
oxeye
Ist
÷
Zxexihiye
"
x3e'
' '
ay 0
= oi -
ojt (
't xkye
Het
"H2*e×4x¥Ixye#D)I
:
ˆ
(b) Find the line integral F · dr over the path C: /5
C
⇣ ⌘ 2t p p
r(t) = cos24601 t i + j, t
p 2 2
{ Fidr
'
independent of path
!
⇒ E is conservative ⇒ is
start
Ft±z)= Oi -
j = co ,
-
i >
( < on > )
2¥
g.
L FLH co co > (
.dF=§E
oetei
= I > it i =
- -
:
-
,
, , ,
,
'
( 0.2 > de
sub .
x=o into ¥
y=z← ,
=
{ 2y
-
2 de =
{ 4C a .
not =4[ the ]! =
o
MATH 2023 Page 7 of 14 Sample Final
⇒
where f is a scalar function which is defined and CI1 everywhere on R2O'
. ifncdiyttz
Let C be the closed path which consists of the following segments:
z÷
1
• first along the ellipse r1 (t) = 2 cos t i + (2 sin t) j from t = 0 to t = 2;
p
3p
• then along the circle r2 (t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j from t = p
2 to t = 2 ;
• finally along the line segment from the point (0, 2) to the point ( 12 , 0).
(a) Sketch the path C on the xy-plane. Indicate all x- and y-intercepts. /3
€#÷
oi+oj+^=
.io#tsI+ktTxEt%EDi x
(b) Calculate r ⇥ F. /3
.di=§(ox⇒.kdA={{
oxey the Etft ,
¥
I:f,
0
=
fzhotsi
-
since
=
I Founds
flxiy ) -
-
= Theorem
(c) Using (b), find the line integral: ˛ /3
F · dr.
C P
'
defined ,
C
KID
⇒
§cE
't -
kidA=Ara(R '
= lq .
t.tz.2-tz.TT +
tz .
2 .
'z =
¥+2 'T
+12=91+12
4 *
tellipse
Iut
-
triangle
p
error in
previous
Problem #4 continues on next page. . . version
MATH 2023 Page 8 of 14 Sample Final
(d) Consider a vector field G which is defined and C1 on R2 \{(0, 0)}. Given that the /5
following facts about G:
• r ⇥ G( x, y) = 0 for any ( x, y) 6= (0, 0)
p
ˆ
• G · dr = for any R > 0, where G R is the counter-clockwise circular path
GR 2
centered at the origin with radius R.
˛
Evaluate the line integral (F + G) · dr where C and F are given in the previous
C
.Yn=§E@it§Ear
do
page of this problem.
( b)
C encloses ( 0,0 )
,
but @ is undefined at 6,0 ) .
€E€y¥k
Can't use Green 's Theorem directly !!
<
(
L →
Drill a hole !
:#
a¥:*
:
TR for 0
3
-
Tr for D
2
This path enclosed the !
-
does not
origin
⇒aE←E*=¥⇒
.tn?E9YInat=0
II .&i+#dr
Frede
¥or→=o
'
§E
- -
'
.dT=
,§rEdi=E'
⇒ ← !
C given
From G) ,
Eide =
's
9¥
( )+E=E"¥*
×
in
error previous
version
MATH 2023 Page 9 of 14 Sample Final
5. Write down a short proof for each fact below using the method specified in each part:
(a) Let f be a scalar function which is defined
˛ and C2 on R2 . Using the Fundamental /2
Theorem of Line Integrals, show that r f · dr = 0 for any simple closed curve C in
C
R2 .
Closed curve ⇒ start = end
§ of .
IF =
f ( ) fftart
end - ) = 0
x me
IDA $ 8 IDA
IF
$ (Dxog )
= = o
Pg
.
{0
-
-
region
region = to enclosed
enclosed C
by
by C
%
in +
§ (
IE fy -
oxItndS-IloxE5.ndstsD.loxa.nds-stEfFdTt@ofF.dr
'
apposite
.di¥Edi=o
.
= .
C '
Ts
RU rule
by
(d) Let G be a vector field 2 3
‹ defined and C everywhere in R . Using the Divergence /2
Theorem, show that (r ⇥ G) · n̂ dS = 0 where S is the sphere x2 + y2 + z2 = 1 in
S
R3 .
No dV=o
Axa
§ Axa ) in dS= .
-
Solid
enclosed =
O
5
by
MATH 2023 Page 10 of 14 Sample Final
met ±It
.¥*x¥ ,
=
(f ,
sy
-
fzxosy ) i -
( Fxsy fat )j
-
+
( fxxasy -
ft
,
)I
(b) Let C be an arbitrary simple closed˛curve on the plane x = 3. Using (a) and a suitable /5
3itfTjtCasy.otyjIzqe.defpIExEtnds@Regimondosedb.y
theorem, show that the value of F · dr depends only on the area enclosed by C
C
on the plane x = 3.
±i¥
C on the plane y
/ =3 .
x =3
=
-
:
if qc
a
=
$ ±3ds
if
t Oc
-
3 Area ( R '
: .
|§I .de/=3AralR ) .
MATH 2023 Page 11 of 14 Sample Final
1 x 2, 2y3 and 0 z 1.
On R : A = - I Z=o
,
: .
F=(2x .
xe°)i+(3y .
ye°)j+2(e° . DI
=
xi+2yj+oI
) EE
:{ { Finds )ds=
ffslxityjtok ,kods=o
= -
¨
(b) Using the Divergence Theorem, find the surface flux F · n̂ dS over S. Choose n̂ to /5
S
be the outward unit normal.
£+3 e+2e±)dV
=f¥rEdV=f¥(
Then 2-
§ Finds
.
)=
§§5dV=5va( IB
=
5
Z= SUR
{§
Finds
=§Fads+§F ads
.
⇒ 5 =
§FadS+ Q,
⇒
§Ehds=5
from (a)
MATH 2023 Page 12 of 14 Sample Final
r · ( f r f ) = |r f |2 (*)
OR simply use product rule :
p. ( ftf ) =
J .
( f ¥ f¥y f¥z
, ,
) g. ( f of ) =
Pf Of .
tf TH
=£( foot )
.io#ooEy)+fatfftE)=Hft+fH0
¥x.#* .it#Ixl+oIyoEy+ffgfEyltftzTtz+tfzlooTl
=
=l¥HC¥5tl¥t l¥ito¥j+o£ep .
, .fi
=
=
+f(oTxt+oy±+y£)
+fp÷ given )
§ fof . reds =
S
,§ Jffof ) DV ( Div .
Than ) .
from
=§HfPdV
(a)
If f=o on S ,
then
§ =o
.
fyf
rids =o
Is Hfko of =j
§ loft 'dV⇒ ⇒ ⇒
non
neg
.
.
=) Const .
= 0
MATH 2023 Page 13 of 14 Sample Final
:fi
St
A student is confused about the use of Stokes’ and Divergence Theorems. First, read over
the student’s argument below:
However, it seems like I get a different conclusion using Stokes’ Theorem. First note that
⇣ y x ⌘
k = r⇥ i+ j .
2 2
By Stokes’ Theorem we have:
¨ ¨ h ⇣ y x ⌘i
˛ ⇣
y x ⌘
k · n̂ dS = r⇥ i + j · n̂ dS = i + j · dr.
S+ S+ 2 2 C 2 2
Since both S+ and S share the same boundary curve C, by applying Stokes’ Theorem on S the
OXway as above, I can get:
same
: · n̂ dS = p.
¨
G ×
S
Then, by the fact that S = S+ [ S , we would have:
ii Q Q
‹ ¨ ¨
G · n̂ dS = G · n̂ dS + G · n̂ dS = p + p = 2p
S S+ S
¥
‹
How can G · n̂ dS be both 0 and 2p? I am very confused!!!”
S
In a short paragraph, point out and briefly explain the fallacy of the student. You may
include a diagram, or mark on the student’s solution if necessary.
'
the same
way as in S+ !!
sye
Ap
Eu
,s .
.IiidS=§![r×ft
'EoD
ads
§
.
=
.§ctE .
E.d.de
:t C !!
End of Exam