MATH 213 MORE THOROUGH CHEAT SHEET Flashcards
(10 cards)
List the steps for scalar surface integral that involve parametrization
∫ ∫sf(x,y,z)dS
- Parametrize the surface: r(u,v)
- Find f(r(u,v))
- dS=|rux rv|dudv
- Evaluate the integral
List the steps for scalar surface integral that doesn’t involve parametrization.
∫ ∫sf(x,y,z)dS
- Write the surface as z=g(x,y)
- Find f(x,y,g(x,y))
- dS=(Check Below)
- Evaluate Integral
List the steps for vector functions along surface Integrals that need parametrization.
∫ ∫sF*ndS= ∫ ∫sF*dS=Flux
- Parametrize surface: r(u,v)
- Find F(r(u,v))
- dS=(rux rv)dudv
- Evaluate the Integral
List the steps for vector functions along surface integrals that do not need parametrization.
∫ ∫sF*ndS= ∫ ∫sF*dS=Flux
- Write surface as z=g(x,y)
- Find F(x,y,g(x,y))
- dS=<-dg/dx,-dg/dy,1>*dA (up)
- Evaluate Integral
Stokes Theorem: Explain it please.
If S is a surface with boundary curve C, then ∳cF*dr=∫ ∫(curlF)*dS, where curlF= ∇XF.
Now Explain the Divergence Theorem Please!!!
If S is closed, then ∫ ∫F*dS= ∫ ∫ ∫EdivF dV where E is the solid region contained in S and divF= ∇*F. S: is a positive outward orientation.
Use Green’s Theorem Circ/Curl Form and explain what it is .
If C is a closed curve, then ∳C F*Tds=∳Pdx+Qdy=∫ ∫R(dQ/dx-dP/dy)dA where R is the two dimensional region bounded by C
Explain the Fundamental Theorem for Line Integrals
If F is conservative [dQ/dx=dP/dy or curlF=0] then ∫c F*dr=f(end)-f(beg) where f is the potential function for F.
Then explain the steps for vector Functions with line integrals or bhasically work
∫CF*Tds=∫CF*dr=∫CPdx+Qdy=Work
- Parametrize curve: r(t)
- find F(r(t))
- dr=r’(t)dt
- Evaluate integral
Then for scalar functions ∫cf(x,y,z)ds explain the steps
- Parametrize curve: r(t)
- Find f(r(t))
- ds=|r’(t)|dt=√((dx/dt)2+(dy/dt)2+(dz/dt)2)dt
- Evaluate Integral