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©2012 Department of Mathematics – Eastern Mediterranean University
MATH 152 – CALCULUS II
MIDTERM‐1 EXAMINATION Solution Set
Department of Mathematics
Spring Term 2012‐2013 – November 06, 2012
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MATH152–CALCULUSIIMIDTERM‐1EXAMINATION
November 06, 2012
Student’s
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Question No
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Instructions
1. There are 6 questions in this examination.
2. No books, notes, calculators, cell phones or other electronic devices are allowed.
3. Students has to shut down their cell phones before the exam starts.
4. Duration is 90 minutes.
5. Results of this examination will be announced on Nov., 13, 2012 on http://brahms.emu.edu.tr/calculus
6. You may check your paper. To do so, visit your instructor’s office.
7. You may find the solutions of the examination questions on http://brahms.emu.edu.tr/calculus
Some Useful Information
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‖ ‖‖ ‖ sin
⋯!
∙
, → | | lim→
cos , sin , , tan
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QUESTION 1. (10+10 pts)
a) Find the parametric equations of the line passing through point 3, 5, 4 and is parallel to another line given by
⟨1 3 , 1 2 , 3 ⟩, ∈ . Direction vectors of the two lines are also
parallel ⟨3, 2,1⟩, thus the parametric
equations of line are:
3 3
5 2 ∞ ∞
4
b) Show that the planes
1 and 2 2 are neither orthogonal nor parallel. Then find the parametric equations for the line of intersection of these planes.
Plane 1: ⟨1,1,1⟩ Plane 2: ⟨1, 1,2⟩ ∙ 1 1 2 2 0 planes are not
orthogonal
3 2 0 planes are not parallel
Hence they are intersecting. To find the line
of intersection, a point on the line and a
direction vector is required.
To find a point on the line let 0, then 1 2
Solving for and , we obtain,
3 2⁄ and 1 2⁄ and a point on the
line of intersection is: 3 2⁄ , 1 2⁄ , 0
Direction vector is:
3 2
Hence a set of parametric equations for the
line of intersection is,
32
3
∞ ∞
2
QUESTION 2. (10+10 pts)
a) Use second order Taylor polynomial to
approximate the value of √6.
√ , 4
2!
√1
2√
1
8 ⁄
214
4164
4
≅
√6 6 ≅ 2146 4
164
6 4
≅ 212
116
≅3916
b) Find the center, radius and interval of
convergence of the power series,
2
Center is at 0 Radius is,
lim→
lim→
2
21
1
So the interval of convergence is 1, 1
But analysis at the two end points is required
At the left end point 1, and the series is
2 1convergent alternating series
At the right end point 1, and the series is
2convergent p‐series
Thus the interval of convergence is
1, 1
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QUESTION 3. (5+5+10 pts)
a) Show that the vectors 2 3 and 4 6 are parallel.
2 a scalar multiple
Then the two vectors are parallel. (Also you
may find that their cross product is zero
vector, implying that the vectors are parallel)
b) Show that the vectors 3 4 and
4 3 are orthogonal. ∙ 12 12 0 imlying that the two
vectors are orthogonal
c) Let 2 3 and 2 6 Find
∙| |
∙ 2 6 6 2
| | 4 9 1 14
∙| |
214
2 3
27
37
17
QUESTION 4. (5+5+10 pts)
Let
,
a) Find the domain of ,
Domain is: , : , 0,0
b) Find
lim, → ,
,
lim, → ,
, lim, → ,
1 1
1 112
c) Find
lim, → ,
,
Let for any ∈
lim , → , lim →
lim→
lim→ 1 1
Hence for different values of (i.e. on
different paths) limit has different values. By
the two‐path test limit does not exist.
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QUESTION 5. (10+10 pts)
a) Let ⟨ , 6 , 4⟩. Compute the
derivative of the function .
.
∙
⟨2 , 6, 0⟩| ∙
⟨2 , 6, 0⟩ ∙
⟨2 , 6 , 0⟩
b) Evaluate the integral
2 3 5
2 3 5
2 3 5
25
32
5
25
132
QUESTION 6. (4 pts each)
a) Consider the parametric equations 2 ,
3 4, 2 2. Sketch the curve for the values 2, 1, 0, 1,2. On the graph show the positive orientation of the curve.
b) Eliminate , and obtain an equation of the
curve of part (a) in terms of and .
2 →2
3 432
4, 4 4
c) Graph the polar point 4, 3 2⁄ . Write
one alternative set of polar pair for this point.
d) Express the polar point 2, 2⁄ in
Cartesian coordinates.
2 cos2
0, 2 sin2
2
The point is 0, 2 in Cartesian coordinates
e) Express the point 2, 2 in polar
coordinates.
2 2 2√2,
tan 154
thus the point is 2√2,54
1 2 3 4 5-1-2-3-4-5
1
2
3
45
6
7
89
10
11
-1
-2-3
2
1
0
1
2
4,32
4,2