
Lecture Description
Multivariable Calculus: Using the cross product, find the area of the parallelogram with corners at the points (1,0,1), (2,1,3), (3,05), and (4,1,7).
Course Index
- Equation of a Parabola 1
- Equation of a Parabola 2
- Equation of an Ellipse 1
- Equation of an Ellipse 2
- Equation of a Hyperbola 1
- Equation of Hyperbola 2
- Example of Equation of a Sphere
- Equation of a Sphere Given Diameter
- Equation of Sphere Given Tangent Plane 1
- Equation of Sphere Given Tangent Plane 2
- Equation of Sphere Given Tangent Plane 3
- Angle Between Two Vectors Using Dot Product
- Vector Decomposition of (2,2,1) Along (1,1,1)
- Unit Vector Perpendicular to Two Vectors
- Area of Parallelogram in Three Space
- Volume of a Parallelepiped
- Diagonal Lengths of a Parallelepiped
- Example of Symmetric Equations of a Line
- Equation of a Parallel Line
- Example of Intersecting Lines
- Angle Between Two Planes
- Planes: Parallel, Equal, or Intersecting?
- Line of Intersection of Two Planes
- Equation of a Plane Containing a Point and a Line
- Equation of a Plane Through Three Points
- Example of Plane-Line Intersections
- Domain of a Vector-Valued Function
- Limit and Derivative of Vector Function
- Example of Position, Velocity and Acceleration in Three Space
- Tangent Line to a Parametrized Curve
- Angle of Intersection Between Two Curves
- Unit Tangent and Normal Vectors for a Helix
- Sketch/Area of Polar Curve r = sin(3O)
- Arc Length along Polar Curve r = e^{-O}
- Showing a Limit Does Not Exist
- Contour Map of f(x,y) = 1/(x^2 + y^2)
- Sketch of an Ellipsoid
- Sketch of a One-Sheeted Hyperboloid
- Sketch of a Double-Napped Cone
- Example of Implicit Differentiation with Several Variables
- Gradient of f(x,y) = yx^2 + cos(xy)
- Tangent Plane to x^2 - xy - y^2 -z = 0
- Lagrange Multiplier: Single Constraint
- Optimization on Ellipse in R^3 1: Parametrization Method
- Optimization on Ellipse in R^3 2: Lagrange Multipliers with Two Constraints
- Example of Chain Rule for Partial Derivatives
- Second Partials Test for f(x,y) = x^3 + 3xy + y^3
- Directional Derivative of f(x,y,z) = xy + yz
- Linear Approximation to f(x,y) = x^2y^2 + x
- Taylor Polynomial of f(x,y) = ycos(x+y)
- Conversion From Rectangular Coordinates
- Conversion From Cylindrical Coordinates
- Conversion from Spherical Coordinates
- Examples of Double and Triple Integrals
- Center of Mass for a Rectangle of Variable Density
- Interchange of Limits of Integration
- Integral in Polar Coordinates
- Area Between Polar Curves r = 2/cos(θ) and r = 4cos(θ)
- Integral of exp(-x^2) (HD Version)
- Surface area of z = (x^2+y2)^1/2
- Mass of Solid as a Triple integral in Rectangular Coordinates
- Volume of Truncated Paraboloid in Cylindrical Coordinates
- Volume of a Snow Cone in Cylindrical and Spherical Coordinates
- Example of Vector Field
- Example of Arc Length Along a Parametrized Curve
- Sketching a Parametrized Curve
- Line Integral of xy^3 over Unit Circle in Q1
Course Description
In his final calculus series, Dr. Bob (Robert Donley) covers topics specific to multivariable calculus, including: conic sections; vectors in two and three space; dot and cross product; lines and planes; vector functions; functions of two variables and surfaces; coordinate systems; iterated integrals, area, and volume; line integrals.
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