The Calculus III Final Exam Study Guide

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How to find the equation of the tangent line to the curve?

  1. Find the slope at the given value

  2. Determine points at x and y at given value

  3. Use point-slope formula

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How to find the parametric slope?

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How to find the second derivative of the parametric curve?

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How do you find parametric arc length when given x and y?

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How do you find surface area around the x-axis for a parametric curve?

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How do you find surface area around the y-axis for a parametric curve?

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What is the slope formula for a polar curve r = f(θ)?

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How to find the x-coordinate from polar coordinates?

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How to find the y-coordinate from polar coordinates?

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Converting cartesian to polar: How to find r?

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Converting cartesian to polar: How to find theta?

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How to find slope of polar curve

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How to find area bounded by shape

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How to find area bounded by petals; to find area of one petal?

  1. To find limits, set the equation to 0, first instance is the second limit

  2. First limit is 0

  3. Apply area formula

  4. Multiply by 2

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How to determine limits for area between two shapes?

  1. set the two equations to each other

  2. Answer is first limit

    1. Second limit is 2pi - the first limit

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Formula for area between two shapes

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How to find length of curve when you’re given r in terms of theta

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How to find cosine angle between vector v and u

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Projection of v onto u

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Component of projection of v onto u

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Area of triangle formed by vectors

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Area of parallelogram formed by vectors

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Unit vector perpendicular to the shape

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Volume of parallelepiped

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Process to find distance between a Point S (not on the line) to a line through P

  1. Find P by plugging t in

  2. Form vector PS

  3. Determine direction vector

  4. Plug into formula

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Formula to find distance between a Point S (not on the line) to a line through P

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Process to find distance from a Point S to a plane through Point P

  1. Create point P (set all but 1 component to 0)

  2. Create vector PS

  3. Determine normal vector

    1. Apply formula

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Formula to find distance from Point S to a plane through Point P

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How to find the point where the line meets the plane

  1. Plug each value of x, y, z into the line equation

  2. Solve for t

  3. Solve for each component

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What is the speed vector?

magnitude of velocity

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What is the direction vector?

velocity/speed or v/|v|

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How to find the parametric equation for the line tangent to the curve.

  1. Find the position by plugging given value of t into r(t)

  2. Find the direction vector by plugging given value of to into r’(t)

  3. Form the equation

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How to solve a differential equation with initial condition?

  1. Integrate the differential equation and add a +c vector

  2. Plug the value of the intial condition and solve for c

  3. Plug c back into the integrated equation

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Arc length in three dimensions

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Unit tangent vector

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Curvature

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Vector N given T

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Line equation: given two points

  1. Form a direction vector with PS

  2. Use P to create the equation

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Line equation: 1 point and parallel to another line

  1. Direction vector based on the other line

  2. Use the point to create line

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Line equation: 1 point, perpendicular to two vectors

  1. Direction vector is cross product between two vectors

  2. Use given point to create line

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Line equation: 1 point, perpendicular to plane

  1. Direction vector is the normal vector

  2. Use given point

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Plane equation: 3 points

  1. Create two distinct vectors

  2. Cross product two vectors to get normal vector

  3. Use any of the three points to create equation

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Plane: 1 point, parallel to line

  1. Create another point on the line equation

  2. Create vector with given point and created point

  3. Normal vector is cross product of vector direction and created vector

  4. Create equation with given point

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What does the nth-Term Test for Divergence conclude if limₙ→∞ aₙ ≠ 0?

The series diverges.

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What does the nth-Term Test for Divergence conclude if limₙ→∞ aₙ does not exist?

The series diverges.

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What does the nth-Term Test for Divergence conclude if limₙ→∞ aₙ = 0?

Inconclusive.

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What does the Geometric Series Test conclude if |r| < 1?

The series converges.

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What does the Geometric Series Test conclude if |r| ≥ 1?

The series diverges.

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What does the p-Series Test conclude if p > 1?

The series converges.

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What does the p-Series Test conclude if p ≤ 1?

The series diverges.

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What does the Integral Test conclude if ∫ from N to ∞ of f(x) dx converges?

The series converges.

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What does the Integral Test conclude if ∫ from N to ∞ of f(x) dx diverges?

The series diverges.

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What does the Direct Comparison Test conclude if 0 ≤ aₙ ≤ bₙ and ∑ bₙ converges?

∑ aₙ converges.

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What does the Direct Comparison Test conclude if 0 ≤ bₙ ≤ aₙ and ∑ bₙ diverges?

∑ aₙ diverges.

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What does the Limit Comparison Test conclude if limₙ→∞ (aₙ/bₙ) = c with 0 < c < ∞?

∑ aₙ and ∑ bₙ either both converge or both diverge.

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What does the Limit Comparison Test conclude if limₙ→∞ (aₙ/bₙ) = 0 and ∑ bₙ converges?

∑ aₙ converges.

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What does the Limit Comparison Test conclude if limₙ→∞ (aₙ/bₙ) = ∞ and ∑ bₙ diverges?

∑ aₙ diverges.

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What does the Absolute Convergence Test conclude if ∑ |aₙ| converges?

∑ aₙ converges absolutely, so it converges.

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What does the Absolute Convergence Test conclude if ∑ |aₙ| diverges?

The series is not absolutely convergent; it may be conditionally convergent or diverge.

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What does the Ratio Test conclude if ρ < 1?

The series converges absolutely.

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What does the Ratio Test conclude if ρ > 1 or ρ = ∞?

The series diverges.

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What does the Ratio Test conclude if ρ = 1?

Inconclusive.

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What does the Root Test conclude if ρ < 1?

The series converges absolutely.

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What does the Root Test conclude if ρ > 1 or ρ = ∞?

The series diverges.

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What does the Root Test conclude if ρ = 1?

Inconclusive.

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What does the Alternating Series Test conclude if all AST conditions are satisfied?

The series converges.

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What does the Alternating Series Test conclude if uₙ does not approach 0?

The series diverges.

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What does the Alternating Series Test conclude if the terms are not eventually decreasing?

Inconclusive.

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What does conditional convergence mean?

The series converges, but ∑ |aₙ| diverges.

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What does absolute convergence mean?

∑ |aₙ| converges, so ∑ aₙ converges.

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What does the Ratio Test on a power series conclude for |x − a| < R?

The power series converges absolutely.

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What does the Ratio Test on a power series conclude for |x − a| > R?

The power series diverges.

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What does the Ratio Test on a power series conclude at x = a − R or x = a + R?

Inconclusive; test endpoints separately.

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What does the Root Test on a power series conclude for |x − a| < R?

The power series converges absolutely.

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What does the Root Test on a power series conclude for |x − a| > R?

The power series diverges.

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What does the Root Test on a power series conclude at the endpoints?

Inconclusive; test endpoints separately.

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x²+y²=4

Cylinder; opening on z-axis

<p>Cylinder; opening on z-axis</p>
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9x²+y²=9

Cylinder; opening on z-axis; intercepts

<p>Cylinder; opening on z-axis; intercepts</p>
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x²+y²+z² = 1

ellipsoid

<p>ellipsoid</p>
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x²+y²=z

elliptical paraboloid; opening on z-axis

<p>elliptical paraboloid; opening on z-axis</p>
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x²+y²=z²

elliptical cone; opening on z-axi

<p>elliptical cone; opening on z-axi</p>
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x²+y²-z²=1

hyperboloid of one sheet; opening on z-axis

<p>hyperboloid of one sheet; opening on z-axis</p>
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x²-y²-z²=1

hyperboloid of two sheet; opening on x-axis

<p>hyperboloid of two sheet; opening on x-axis</p>
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How to calculate the magnitude (length) of a vector <x1, x2…>

sqr

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r = a

circle centered with radius a

<p>circle centered with radius a</p>
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r = a sin θ

circle symmetric to y-axis

<p>circle symmetric to y-axis</p>
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r = a cos θ

circle symmetric to x-axis

<p>circle symmetric to x-axis</p>
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r = a θ

spiral

<p>spiral</p>
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a ± bsin(θ) ; a < b

limacon with inner loop, symmetric to y-axis

<p>limacon with inner loop, symmetric to y-axis</p>
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a ± bsin(θ) ; a = b

cardioid; symmetric to y-axis

<p>cardioid; symmetric to y-axis</p>
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a ± bsin(θ) ; a > b

dimpled limacon; symmetric to y-axis

<p>dimpled limacon; symmetric to y-axis</p>
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a ± bsin(θ) ; a >= 2b

convex limacon; symmetric to y-axis

<p>convex limacon; symmetric to y-axis</p>
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a ± bcos(θ) ; a < b

limacon with inner loop; symmetric to x-axis

<p>limacon with inner loop; symmetric to x-axis</p>
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a ± bcos(θ) ; a = b

cardioid; symmetric to x-axis

<p>cardioid; symmetric to x-axis</p>
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a ± bcos(θ) ; a > b

dimpled limacon; symmetric to x-axis

<p>dimpled limacon; symmetric to x-axis</p>
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a ± bcos(θ) ; a >= b

convex limacon; symmetric to x-axis

<p>convex limacon; symmetric to x-axis</p>
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r = a sin(nθ); n is odd

n leaves rose

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r = a sin(nθ); n is even

2n leaves rose

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r² = a² sin(2θ)

lemniscate, symmetric on y-axis

<p>lemniscate, symmetric on y-axis</p>
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r² = a² cos(2θ)

lemniscate, symmetric on x-axis

<p>lemniscate, symmetric on x-axis</p>