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    Final 253: You Have 150 Min To Solve 7 Problems. Please Note

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    You have 150 minutes to complete a 7 problem exam. Write your name, student ID, and show all work. The exam includes: 1) Finding a limit as variables approach 0. 2) Computing a gradient and using it to approximate a function value. 3) Showing properties of a function where variables are changed. 4) Finding the direction of a directional derivative. 5) Finding and classifying critical points of a multi-variable function. 6) Evaluating a double integral. 7) Evaluating a double integral over a specified region.

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    Final 253: You Have 150 Min To Solve 7 Problems. Please Note

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    You have 150 minutes to complete a 7 problem exam. Write your name, student ID, and show all work. The exam includes: 1) Finding a limit as variables approach 0. 2) Computing a gradient and using it to approximate a function value. 3) Showing properties of a function where variables are changed. 4) Finding the direction of a directional derivative. 5) Finding and classifying critical points of a multi-variable function. 6) Evaluating a double integral. 7) Evaluating a double integral over a specified region.

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    You have 150 minutes to complete a 7 problem exam. Write your name, student ID, and show all work. The exam includes: 1) Finding a limit as variables approach 0. 2) Computing a gradient and using it to approximate a function value. 3) Showing properties of a function where variables are changed. 4) Finding the direction of a directional derivative. 5) Finding and classifying critical points of a multi-variable function. 6) Evaluating a double integral. 7) Evaluating a double integral over a specified region.

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    Final 253: You Have 150 Min To Solve 7 Problems. Please Note

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    Final 253

    You have 150 min to solve 7 problems. Please note


    Write your name/student id clearly
    Write only on one side of the paper in the space design for it. Use the last
    few pages of the exam for calculations.
    Good luck!
    Name: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    Student ID: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    1
    1. Find the limit or show that it does not exist
    lim
    (x,y,z)(0,0,0)
    xy + yz
    2
    + xz
    2
    x
    2
    + y
    2
    + z
    4
    2
    .
    3
    2. (a) Compute the gradient of the function
    f(x, y) =

    y
    x
    cos(t
    2
    ) dt
    (b) Use the gradient to approximate f(0, 0.1).
    4
    .
    5
    3. If z = f(x, y) where x = s + t and y = s t show that
    (a)
    (z
    x
    )
    2
    (z
    y
    )
    2
    = (z
    s
    ) (z
    t
    )
    (b)
    4(z
    x
    )(z
    y
    ) = (z
    s
    )
    2
    (z
    t
    )
    2
    6
    .
    7
    4. Find the direction in which the directional derivative of the function
    f(x, y) = ye
    xy
    at point (0, 2) has the value 1.
    8
    .
    9
    5. a Find the critical points of the function
    f(x, y) = (x
    2
    1)
    2
    (x
    2
    y x 1)
    2
    b Explore the points and check if they are minima/maxima or saddle points
    c In 3 lines or less, explain why the result you obtain does not have an equivalent
    when considering a function of a single variable.
    10
    .
    11
    6. Evaluate the integral

    4
    0

    x
    1
    y
    3
    + 1
    dy dx
    12
    .
    13
    7. Evaluate the integral
    I =

    D
    x 2y
    3x y
    dA
    where D is the domain enclosed by the lines
    x 2y = 0, x 2y = 4, 3x y = 1 and 3x y = 8
    14
    .
    15
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