
Lecture Description
In this video, Krista King from integralCALC Academy shows how to find the point of intersection between a line defined by parametric equations and a plane. Plug the parametric equations into the equation of the plane so that the equation is defined only in terms of the parameter. Solve for the value of the parameter that defines the point of intersection. Then plug the parameter value into the parametric equations that define the line to get the coordinate point where the line and the plane intersect one another. Verify that this point lies in the plane by plugging the coordinate point into the equation of the plane.
Course Index
- Partial Derivatives
- Second Order Partial Derivatives
- Equation of the Tangent Plane in Two Variables
- Normal Line to the Surface
- Linear Approximation in Two Variables
- Linearization of a Multivariable Function
- Differential of the Multivariable Function
- Chain Rule for Partial Derivatives of Multivariable Functions
- Chain Rule and Tree Diagrams of Multivariable Functions
- Implicit Differentiation for Partial Derivatives of Multivariable Functions
- Directional Derivatives
- Gradient Vectors
- Gradient Vectors and the Tangent Plane
- Gradient Vectors and Maximum Rate of Change
- Second Derivative Test: Two Variables
- Local Extrema and Saddle Points of a Multivariable Function
- Global Extrema in Two Variables
- Extreme Value Theorem and Extrema in the Set D
- Max Product of Three Real Numbers
- Max Volume of a Rectangular Box Inscribed in a Sphere
- Points on the Cone Closest to a Point
- Lagrange Multipliers (Part I)
- Lagrange Multipliers (Part II)
- Lagrange Multipliers in Three Dimensions with Two Constraints
- Midpoint Rule to Approximate Volume of a Double Integral
- Riemann Sums to Approximate Volume of a Double Integral
- Average Value of a Double Integral
- Iterated Integrals
- Double Integrals
- Double Integrals of Type I and Type II Regions
- Double Integrals to Find the Volume of the Solid
- Double Integrals to Find Surface Area
- Converting Iterated Integrals to Polar Coordinates
- Converting Double Integrals to Polar Coordinates
- Sketching the Region Given by a Double Polar Integral
- Double Polar Integral to Find Area
- Double Polar Integral to Find the Volume of the Solid
- Double Integrals to Find Mass and Center of Mass of the Lamina
- Midpoint Rule for Triple Integrals
- Average Value of the Triple Integral
- Triple Iterated Integrals
- Triple Integrals
- Triple Integrals to Find Volume of the Solid
- Expressing a Triple Iterated Integral Six Ways
- Mass and Center of Mass with Triple Integrals
- Moments of Inertia with Triple Integrals
- Cylindrical Coordinates
- Converting Triple Integrals to Cylindrical Coordinates
- Volume in Cylindrical Coordinates
- Spherical Coordinates
- Triple Integral in Spherical Coordinates to Find Volume
- Jacobian of the Transformation (2x2)
- Jacobian of the Transformation (3x3)
- Plotting Points in Three Dimensions
- Distance Formula for Three Variables
- Equation of a Sphere, Plus Center and Radius
- Describing a Region in 3D Space
- Using Inequalities to Describe a Region in 3D Space
- Finding a Vector From Two Points
- Vector Addition and Combinations of Vectors
- Sum of Two Vectors
- Copying Vectors to Find Combinations of Vectors
- Unit Vector in the Direction of the Given Vector
- Angle Between a Vector and the x-axis
- Magnitude and Angle of the Resultant Force
- Dot Product of Two Vectors
- Angle Between Two Vectors
- Orthogonal, Parallel or Neither (Vectors)
- Acute Angle Between the Lines (Vectors)
- Acute Angles Between the Curves (Vectors)
- Direction Cosines and Direction Angles (Vectors)
- Scalar Equation of a Line
- Scalar Equation of a Plane
- Scalar and Vector Projections
- Cross Product
- Vector Orthogonal to the Plane
- Volume of the Parallelepiped Determined by Vectors
- Volume of the Parallelepiped with Adjacent Edges
- Scalar Triple Product to Verify the Vectors are Coplanar
- Vector and Parametric Equations of the Line
- Parametric and Symmetric Equations of the Line
- Symmetric Equations of a Line
- Parallel, Intersecting, Skew and Perpendicular Lines
- Equation of the Plane Using Vectors
- Point of Intersection of a Line and a Plane
- Parallel, Perpendicular, and Angle Between Planes
- Parametric Equations for the Line of Intersection of Two Planes
- Symmetric Equations for the Line of Intersection of Two Planes
- Distance Between a Point and a Line (Vectors)
- Distance Between a Point and a Plane (Vectors)
- Distance Between Parallel Planes (Vectors)
- Sketching the Quadric Surface
- Reducing a Quadric Surface Equation to Standard Form
- Domain of the Vector Function
- Limit of the Vector Function
- Sketching the Vector Equation
- Projections of the Curve Onto the Coordinate Axes
- Vector and Parametric Equations of the Line Segment
- Vector Function for the Curve of Intersection of Two Surfaces
- Derivative of the Vector Function
- Unit Tangent Vector
- Parametric Equations of the Tangent Line (Vectors)
- Integral of the Vector Function
- Green's Theorem: One Region
- Green's Theorem: Two Regions
- Linear Differential Equations
- Circuits and Linear Differential Equations
- Linear Differential Equation Initial Value Problem
- Differential Equations
- Change of Variable to Solve a Differential Equations
- Separable Differential Equations Initial Value Problem
- Mixing Problems with Separable Differential Equations
- Euler's Method (Part I)
- Euler's Method (Part II)
- Euler's Method (Part III)
- Sketching Direction Fields
- Population Growth
- Logistic Growth Model of a Population
- Predator-Prey Systems
- Second-Order Differential Equations
- Equal Real Roots of Second-Order Homogeneous Differential Equations
- Complex Conjugate Roots of Second-Order Homogeneous Differential Equations
- Second-Order Differential Equations: Initial Value Problems (Example 1)
- Boundary Value Problem, Second-Order Homogeneous Differential Equation, and Distinct Real Roots
- Boundary Value Problem, Second-Order Homogeneous Differential Equation, and Complex Conjugate Roots
- Second-Order Differential Equations: Working Backwards
- Second-Order Non-Homogeneous Differential
- Variation of Parameters for Differential Equations
- Second-Order Non-Homogeneous Differential Equations: Initial Value Problem
- Laplace Transforms Using the Definition
- Laplace Transforms Using a Table
- Initial Value Problems with Laplace Transforms
- Laplace Transforms and Integration by Parts with Three Functions
- Inverse Laplace Transform
- Convolution Integral for Initial Value Problems
- Exact Differential Equations
- Lagrange Multipliers and Three Dimensions, One Constraint
- Limit of the Multivariable Function
- Minimum Distance Between the Point and the Plane
- Precise Definition of the Limit for Multivariable Functions
- Critical Points of Multivariable Functions
- Discontinuities of a Multivariable Function
- Domain of a Multivariable Function
- Arc Length of a Vector Function
- Area of the Surface
- Tangential and Normal Components of the Acceleration Vector
- Curl and Divergence
- Curvature of the Vector Function
- Independence of Path
- Line Integral of a Curve
- Line Integral of a Vector Function
- Maximum Curvature of the Function
- Normal and Osculating Planes
- Parametric Representation of the Surface
- Points on the Surface
- Potential Function of a Conservative Vector Field
- Potential Function of the Conservative Vector Field to Evaluate a Line Integral
- Potential Function of the Conservative Vector Field, Three Dimensions
- Re-parametrizing the Curve in Terms of Arc Length
Course Description
In this course, Krista King from the integralCALC Academy covers a range of topics in Multivariable Calculus, including Vectors, Partial Derivatives, Multiple Integrals, and Differential Equations.