MAC 2313 - Section 03 - Fall 2003
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MONICA K. HURDAL
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E-mail: mhurdal@math.fsu.edu


Test 1 - Review

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Calculators will be allowed for the test.

Chapter 12 - Functions of Several Variables (skip 12.6)
Functions of Several (2 or More) Variables

  • be able to investigate, interpret, plot and visualize functions of several variables (including linear functions)
  • cross-sections
  • contours: level curves, level surfaces
  • tables
  • graphs
  • formulas
  • surfaces on page 593 and planes
  • distance between 2 points
    Linear Functions
  • planes
  • recognize and determine equation of a plane from contour/cross-section diagrams, tables, graphs, formulas

    See also Chapter 12 Summary on page 600
    Review Homework for Chapter 12, pg 600: #2 ,3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 21

    Chapter 13 - Vectors (all sections)
    Vectors

  • vector properties: addition, subtraction, scalar multiplcation, zero vector
  • vector components, resolving a vector into components
  • vector between 2 points (displacement vectors)
  • magnutide
  • unit vector
  • dot product: geometric and algebraic definitions, interpretation and properties
  • cross product: geometric and algebraic definitions, interpretation and properties
  • normal vector
  • applications: vectors in n dimensions, dot product, angle between 2 vectors, perpendicularity, normal vectors, work, vector problems dealing with velocity and direction of heading, equation of a plane, area of a rectangle or triangle, volume of a parallelepiped

    See also Chapter 13 Summary on page 635
    Review Homework for Chapter 13, pg 635: #1-17 odds, 14, 23, 24, 27, 29, 33

    Chapter 14 - Differentiating Functions of Several Variables (all sections)
    Partial Derivatives

  • definition
  • interpretation
  • compute numerically and algebraically
  • second order and higher partial derivatives (including interpretations)
  • chain rule
  • differentiability of a function
    Applications
  • linear approximation to a curve (local linearity/tangent plane approximation)
  • differential
  • directional derivative: definition, interpretation, compute numerically and algebraically
  • gradient vector: definition, interpretation (geometric properties)
  • tangent plane
  • Taylor approximations

    See also Chapter 14 Summary on page 694
    Review Homework for Chapter 14, pg 695: #1, 3, 5, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 27, 31, 41, 45, 51


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