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    Faculty of Engineering (Chem., and Pet.) Semester One 2009-2010 Calculus MTHE01C02 Instructions: Five Problems

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    This document contains instructions for a calculus assignment given to engineering students. It consists of 5 problems worth a total of 100 marks. The assignment is due on Tuesday, January 5th and makes up 10% of the total course grade. It instructs students to show their work and use both sides of the paper. The problems involve integrals using techniques like reversing order of integration, changing to polar coordinates, and evaluating divergence and curl using Jacobian determinants.

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    Faculty of Engineering (Chem., and Pet.

    )
    Semester One 2009-2010
    Calculus MTHE01C02
    Instructions:
    (1) This assignment consists of FIVE PROBLEMS.
    (2) Please write your answer in the same paper after each problem.

    (3) You can also use the back of the papers.

    (4) The weight of this assignment is (10 % ) of the total marks.

    (5) The due date of this assignment is TUESDAY FIVE JANUARY.

    GOOD LUCK

    Name:
    I.D:
    Department:
    Group:
    Problem 1 (20 )
    2 2x

      (x  4 y )dydx .
    3
    (a) Find
    0x 2

    (b) Find  D
    ( y  1)dA where D is the region between the graphs

    y  sin x and y  cos x from x  0 to 


    x  .
    4
    Problem 2 (20 )

    2 4

    Given 
    0 y2
    y cos x 2dx dy , reverse the order of integration and

    evaluate the resulting integral.


    Problem 3 (20 )

    2 4 x 2

     
    2
    y 2
    Use polar coordinates to evaluate ex dydx .
    0 0
    Problem 4 (20 )
    (a) Find the Jacobian J of the transformation

    x  r cos , y  r sin  , z  z .
         
    (b) If F  x 3 ln z i  xe  y j  ( y 2  2z )k find   F and   F .
    Problem 5 (20 )
    Find the volume of the region that is bounded above by the sphere
    x 2  y 2  z 2  c 2 and below by the cone z  3x 2  3 y 2 .

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