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MATH 2433 (Section 20708) TA: Jeric Alcala Office: PGH 612 Email: [email protected]

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  • MATH 2433 (Section 20708)

    TA: Jeric Alcala

    Office: PGH 612

    Email: [email protected]

  • LabPop10a # 1:

    Which of the following gives the area of the region bounded by the line y = x+ 1 and parabola

    y = x2 + 1?

    a.

    ∫ 10

    ∫ x+1x2+1

    dy dx

    b.

    ∫ 10

    ∫ x2+1x+1

    dy dx

    c.

    ∫ 21

    ∫ √y−1y+1

    dx dy

    d.

    ∫ 21

    ∫ y−1√y−1

    dx dy

    e. None of these.

    2

  • 1. Set up iterated integrals that gives the volumed of each of the following solids:

    (a) tetrahedron bounded by the coordinate planes and the plane 2x+ 3y + 5z = 30

    (b) upper hemisphere of x2 + y2 + z2 = 27

    (c) under the paraboloid z = x2 + y2 but above the region on xy−plane bounded by

    x = y2 and x = 4

    (d) bounded by the cylinder x2 + y2 = 4 and planes z = 0 and z + y = 5

    (e) on the first octant bounded by the plane z = 1− y and cylinder y =√x

    3

  • LabPop10b # 2:

    Which of the following gives the volume of the tetrahedron in the first octant bounded by

    the plane 2x+ y + 4z = 4?

    a.

    ∫ 20

    ∫ 2−y/20

    4− 2x− y4

    dy dx

    b.

    ∫ 20

    ∫ 4−2x0

    4− 2x− y4

    dy dx

    c.

    ∫ 40

    ∫ 4−2x0

    4− 2x− y4

    dy dx

    d.

    ∫ 40

    ∫ 2−y/20

    4− 2x− y4

    dy dx

    e. None of these.

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  • 2. Transform each into equivalent polar integral then evaluate.

    (a)

    ∫ 4−4

    ∫ √16−x20

    dy dx

    (b)

    ∫ 40

    ∫ 0−√

    16−y2dx dy

    (c)

    ∫ 10

    ∫ √1−x2−√1−x2

    ex2+y2dy dx

    (d)

    ∫ 0−1

    ∫ 0−√1−x2

    2

    1 +√x2 + y2

    dy dx

    (e)

    ∫ √31

    ∫ x1

    dy dx

    5

  • LabPop10b # 3:

    Which of the following is equivalent to

    ∫ 0−2

    ∫ √4−x20

    √1− x2 − y2 dy dx in polar coordi-

    nates?

    a.

    ∫ π/20

    ∫ 20

    r√

    1− r2dr dθ

    b.

    ∫ ππ/2

    ∫ 20

    r√

    1− r2dr dθ

    c.

    ∫ ππ/2

    ∫ 2−2r√

    1− r2dr dθ

    d.

    ∫ π/20

    ∫ 2−2r√

    1− r2dr dθ

    e. None of these.

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  • 3. Set up a double integral in polar coordinates that gives the area of the following region:

    (a) interior of the cardioid r = 2− 2 sin θ

    (b) intersection of the interiors of r = 1 + cos θ and r = 1

    (c) inside the loop of r = 1− 2 sin θ

    (d) inside one leaf of r = 12 cos θ

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  • LabPop10b # 4:

    Which of the following gives the area of the region outside circle r = 1 and inside the

    circle r = 2 sin θ

    a.

    ∫ π0

    ∫ 2 sin θ1

    rdr dθ

    b.

    ∫ 5π/6π/6

    ∫ 2 sin θ1

    rdr dθ

    c.

    ∫ 5π/3π/3

    ∫ 2 sin θ1

    rdr dθ

    d.

    ∫ π/6−π/6

    ∫ 12 sin θ

    rdr dθ

    e. None of these.

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  • 4. Set up a double integral in polar coordinates that gives the volume of the solid described

    in rectangular coordinate system.

    (a) solid bounded below by the xy−plane, above by the plane z = 2− x and on the sides

    by the cylinder x2 + y2 = 4

    (b) solid bounded by paraboloid z = 4− x2 − y2, cylinder x2 + y2 = 1 and plane z = 0

    (c) solid on the first octant bounded by sphere x2 + y2 + z2 = 9

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  • LabPop10b # 5:

    Find the volume of the solid bounded above by z = 9−x2−y2 over the region x2 +y2 = 1.

    a. 11π/2

    b. 13π/2

    c. 15π/2

    d. 17π/2

    e. None of these.

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