<p>22M:28 Spring 05 J. Simon Ch. 6 Study Guide for Final Exam page 1 of 3</p><p>22M:28 Spring 05 J. Simon</p><p>Study Guide for Final Exam Chapter 7 Portion (part 2)</p><p>(This is a continuation of the Ch 7 handout posted May 6.]</p><p>Problem 3. </p><p>[Each of the following parts could be a whole exam problem. I just want to make sure you practice using several coordinate systems.]</p><p>Here is some data about spherical coordinates that I will provide on the exam. </p><p> x sin() cos( ) y sin() sin( ) z cos()</p><p>2 d(Volxyz) = sin() d(Vol)sph 2 T T = sin() [ sin cos , sin sin , cos ]</p><p>(Suggestion: Some time during your studying for the exam, calculate the norm of the vector [ sin cos , sin sin , cos ].)</p><p>For each of the following, set up [but do not evaluate] an iterated integral whose value is the integral (xy z)dA X where X is the surface</p><p>(a) z = x+y , x = 0..2, y=0..3</p><p>(b) The upper hemisphere of the sphere of radius 3 centered at the origin</p><p>(c) The cylinder x2 + y2 = 25 , z=0..8 .</p><p>(Answers next page) 22M:28 Spring 05 J. Simon Ch. 6 Study Guide for Final Exam page 2 of 3</p><p>Answers: 3 2 (a) (x yxy) 3 dx dy 0 0</p><p>2 2 (b) 9 (9 sin() cos( ) sin( )3 cos()) sin() d d 0 0</p><p>8 2 125 cos( ) sin( )5 z d dz (c) 0 0</p><p>Problem 4 (As with Problem 3, each of the three parts of this problem could be one whole problem on the exam.)</p><p>For each of the surfaces in Problem 3 , find the flux of the vector field F(x,y,z) = z i + x2 k through the surface. For each of the surfaces, there are two choices of overall direction for the flux. Include a quick sketch of each surface and indicate on your sketch which direction you are using.</p><p>Answers 3 2 (a) (x yxy) 3 dx dy 0 0</p><p>2 2 (b) 27 cos() sin() cos( ) (13 sin() cos( )) d d 0 0</p><p>(c) [this one actually is easy to evaluate] 400 22M:28 Spring 05 J. Simon Ch. 6 Study Guide for Final Exam page 3 of 3</p><p>Problem 5</p><p>Suppose F is the vector field F(x,y,z) = (z2) k . Let W be the solid cube in 3-space given by x=0..2, y=0..3, z=0..4 .</p><p>Recall that the divergence of a vector field M(x,y,z) i + N(x,y,z) j + P(x,y,z) k M N P in R3 is the scalar function div(F) = . x y z</p><p>(a) Calculate the integral of div(F) on the set W. Answer: 96</p><p>(b) Calculate the outward flux of F across the boundary of W . (Hint: The boundary consists of six rectangles. The flux integral for each of those six pieces is very simple.)</p><p>Answer: 96 [Remark: The divergence theorem says that those two integrals are always equal.]</p>
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