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    Math 54 Exam 2 Review

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    This document provides a review of topics in conic sections, parametric equations, and polar coordinates along with sample questions. The topics covered include identifying conic sections from equations, writing parametric and polar equations of curves, finding derivatives in parametric form, calculating arc length and slope of tangent lines in polar coordinates, and setting up integrals to find areas and perimeters of regions bounded by polar curves. The document contains 11 pages with sample problems testing understanding of these concepts.

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    Math 54 Exam 2 Review

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    This document provides a review of topics in conic sections, parametric equations, and polar coordinates along with sample questions. The topics covered include identifying conic sections from equations, writing parametric and polar equations of curves, finding derivatives in parametric form, calculating arc length and slope of tangent lines in polar coordinates, and setting up integrals to find areas and perimeters of regions bounded by polar curves. The document contains 11 pages with sample problems testing understanding of these concepts.

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    This document provides a review of topics in conic sections, parametric equations, and polar coordinates along with sample questions. The topics covered include identifying conic sections from equations, writing parametric and polar equations of curves, finding derivatives in parametric form, calculating arc length and slope of tangent lines in polar coordinates, and setting up integrals to find areas and perimeters of regions bounded by polar curves. The document contains 11 pages with sample problems testing understanding of these concepts.

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    Math 54 Exam 2 Review

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    Reminders Coverage Sample Questions

    Mathematics 54
    Second Long Examination
    30 September 2014, Tuesday
    Discussion class room and time

    1 / 11

    Reminders Coverage Sample Questions

    Conic Sections (parabola, ellipse, hyperbola)


    related points and lines (e.g. vertices, foci, directrices, etc.)
    properties (e.g. eccentricity, distance definition, etc.)

    Parametric equations and parametric curves


    Cartesian equation
    2
    dy
    d y
    tangent lines
    , concavity
    2
    dx

    dx

    arc length

    Polar coordinates and polar curves


    polar coordinates Cartesian coordinates
    polar curves (circles, lines, limaons, roses, lemniscates, conics,
    etc.)
    symmetry tests
    intersections of polar curves

    tangent lines, arc length, area

    2 / 11

    Reminders Coverage Sample Questions

    Determine whether the conic section is a parabola, an ellipse, or a


    hyperbola.
    1.

    (x 3)2 (y + 1)2

    =1
    4
    9

    hyperbola

    2. the set of points in the plane equidistant from P(1, 5) and


    : x=9
    parabola
    3. x = t + 3, y = t 2
    6
    4. r =
    8 + 5cos
    4

    5. r = 1
    6

    6.

    2
    3

    parabola

    ellipse
    hyperbola

    sin

    (x + 7)2 + (y + 3)2 = |y 6|

    parabola

    3 / 11

    Reminders Coverage Sample Questions

    Choose the best answer from the given choices.


    1. Which of the following is a pair of polar coordinates for the point
    p
    p
    with Cartesian coordinates ( 2, 2)?
    A.

    2,

    11
    4

    B.

    13
    2,
    4

    C.

    2,

    15
    4

    D.

    17
    2,
    4

    2. Which of the following is a pair of parametric equations for the


    circle x2 + y 2 = 4?
    A. x = t 2 , y =p4 t 2
    B. x = t, y = 4 t 2

    C. x = cos 2t, y = sin 2t


    D. x = 2cos 8t, y = 2sin 8t

    3. The curve r = 6 sin 2 is symmetric about

    axis;
    2

    A. the pole;

    C. the

    B. the polar axis;

    D. all of the above.

    4 / 11

    Reminders Coverage Sample Questions

    Let C be the conic section with equation

    x2 (y 2)2
    +
    = 1.
    5
    9

    Find the center, vertices, foci, endpoints of the minor axis,


    eccentricity, and equations of the directrices of C.
    Sketch its graph indicating all points and lines obtained above.

    5 / 11

    Reminders Coverage Sample Questions

    Let C be the conic section with equation

    x2 (y 2)2
    +
    = 1.
    5
    9

    Find a polar equation for C expressed as r in terms of


    (r = f ()).

    6 / 11

    Reminders Coverage Sample Questions

    Let C1 be the curve with parametric equations

    Find

    d2 y
    dx2

    x = 2t 3/2 , y = 2(4 t)3/2 , 0 t 4.


    without eliminating the parameter t.

    7 / 11

    Reminders Coverage Sample Questions

    Let C1 be the curve with parametric equations


    x = 2t 3/2 , y = 2(4 t)3/2 , 0 t 4.
    Find the length of arc of C1 from the point (0, 16) to the point
    p
    (6 2, 2).

    8 / 11

    Reminders Coverage Sample Questions

    Consider the curves r 2 = 6 cos 2 and r = 2 cos .

    Sketch the two curves on one coordinate plane and find their
    points of intersection.

    9 / 11

    Reminders Coverage Sample Questions

    Consider the curves r 2 = 6 cos 2 and r = 2 cos .

    Find the slope of the tangent line to circle at the point where

    = .
    3

    10 / 11

    Reminders Coverage Sample Questions

    Set up the definite integrals equal to the area and the perimeter of
    p
    the region inside the limaon r = 2 + sin and above the two
    upper petals of the rose r = 3 sin 3 as shown in the figure below. A
    point
    of the two curves in the first quadrant is
    of intersection

    p
    3 2
    ,
    2 4

    Pb

    11 / 11

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