Differential Calculus of Functions of Several Variables
[595/97%]Determine and sketch the domain of existence of the following function: .
Determine and sketch the domain of existence of the following function: .
Determine and sketch the domain of existence of the following function: .
Determine and sketch the domain of existence of the following function: .
Determine and sketch the domain of existence of the following function: .
Determine and sketch the domain of existence of the following function: .
Determine and sketch the domain of existence of the following function: .
Determine and sketch the domain of existence of the following function: .
Determine and sketch the domain of existence of the following function: .
Determine and sketch the domain of existence of the following function: .
Determine and sketch the domain of existence of the following function: .
Determine and sketch the domain of existence of the following function: .
Determine and sketch the domain of existence of the following function: .
Determine and sketch the domain of existence of the following function: .
Determine and sketch the domain of existence of the following function: .
Sketch the level curves of the following function: .
Sketch the level curves of the following function: .
Sketch the level curves of the following function: .
Sketch the level curves of the following function: .
Sketch the level curves of the following function: .
Sketch the level curves of the following function: .
Sketch the level curves of the following function: .
Sketch the level curves of the following function: .
Sketch the level curves of the following function: .
Sketch the level curves of the following function: .
Sketch the level curves of the following function: .
Sketch the level curves of the following function: .
Sketch the level curves of the following function: .
Sketch the level curves of the following function: .
Sketch the level curves of the following function: .
Find the level surfaces of the following function: .
Find the level surfaces of the following function: .
Find the level surfaces of the following function: .
Find the level surfaces of the following function: .
Find the level surfaces of the following function: .
Investigate the properties of the surface from its given equation: .
Investigate the properties of the surface from its given equation: .
Investigate the properties of the surface from its given equation: .
Investigate the properties of the surface from its given equation: .
Sketch the graph of the function
where
If
find .
If
find .
Let
If when , find the function and .
Let
If when , find the function and .
If , find .
Prove that for the function
we have
so that does not exist.
Prove that for the function
we have
yet does not exist.
Prove that for the function
the iterated limits and do not exist, yet .
Find and , where:
, , ;
, , ;
, , ;
, , ;
, , .
Find the following limit: .
Find the following limit: .
Find the following limit: .
Find the following limit: .
Find the following limit: .
Find the following limit: .
Find the following limit: .
Find the following limit: .
If , , along which directions do the following limits have a definite limiting value:
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Find the points of discontinuity of the following function: .
Find the points of discontinuity of the following function: .
Find the points of discontinuity of the following function: .
Find the points of discontinuity of the following function: .
Find the points of discontinuity of the following function: .
Find the points of discontinuity of the following function: .
Find the points of discontinuity of the following function: .
Find the points of discontinuity of the following function: .
Prove that the function
is continuous separately in each of the variables or (when the value of the other variable is fixed), but is not continuous jointly in these variables.
Prove that the function
is continuous at the point along every ray through this point
that is,
but this function is not continuous at the point .
Prove that the function
has a set of discontinuities that is not closed.
Prove that if the function is continuous in the variable within some domain , and is uniformly continuous in the variable with respect to , then this function is continuous in the domain under consideration.
Prove that if, within some domain , the function is continuous in the variable and satisfies a Lipschitz condition in the variable , that is,
where , and is a constant, then this function is continuous in the given domain.
Prove that if the function is continuous separately in each of the variables and , and is monotone in one of them, then this function is continuous jointly in the two variables (Young's theorem).
Let the function be continuous on the domain , , and let the sequence of functions converge uniformly on and satisfy the condition . Prove that the sequence of functions
also converges uniformly on .
Let: 1) the function be continuous in the domain ; 2) the function be continuous on the interval and have values belonging to the interval . Prove that the function
is continuous on the interval .
Let: 1) the function be continuous in the domain ; 2) the functions and be continuous in the domain and have values belonging respectively to the intervals and . Prove that the function
is continuous in the domain .
Prove that
Let
find .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Let (1) ; (2) ; (3) , verify the identity
Let , if and . Prove that
Let be a homogeneous function of degree . Verify Euler's theorem on homogeneous functions for each of the following: if the homogeneous function of degree has continuous partial derivatives with respect to all variables in a domain , then the following identity holds
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Prove that if the differentiable function satisfies the equation
then it is a homogeneous function of degree .
Prove that if is a differentiable homogeneous function of degree , then its partial derivatives are homogeneous functions of degree .
Let be a twice differentiable homogeneous function of degree . Prove that
Find the first- and second-order differentials of the following functions ( are independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order differentials of the following functions ( are independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order differentials of the following functions ( are independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order differentials of the following functions ( are independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order differentials of the following functions ( are independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order differentials of the following functions ( are independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order differentials of the following functions ( are independent variables): .
Let , find and .
Prove that if
then
Assuming the absolute values of are very small, derive approximate formulas for each of the following expressions:
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Using the differential to replace the increment of the function, compute approximately:
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Let the sides of a rectangle be meters and meters. If the first side is increased by 2 millimeters and the second side is decreased by 5 millimeters, by how much do the diagonal and area of the rectangle change?
The central angle of a sector is increased by . In order to keep the area of the sector unchanged, by how much should the radius centimeters of the sector be decreased?
Prove that the relative error of a product is approximately equal to the sum of the relative errors of the factors.
When measuring the base radius and height of a cylinder, the following results are obtained:
what absolute error and relative error can the computed volume of the cylinder have?
The sides of a triangle are meters meters, meters meters, and the angle between them is ; what absolute error can the computed third side of the triangle have?
Prove that the function
which is continuous at the point , has the two partial derivatives and at the point , but is not differentiable at the point .
Describe the behavior of the derivative functions and in a neighborhood of the point .
Prove that the function
is continuous in a neighborhood of the point and has bounded partial derivatives and , but this function is not differentiable at the point .
Prove that the function
and
has partial derivatives and in a neighborhood of the point ; these partial derivatives are discontinuous at the point and are unbounded in any neighborhood of this point; however, this function is differentiable at the point .
Prove: a function having bounded partial derivatives and in some convex domain is uniformly continuous in the domain .
Prove: if the function is continuous in the variable (for each fixed value of ) and has a bounded derivative with respect to the variable , then this function is continuous in the variables and jointly.
In each of the following problems find the indicated partial derivative: find , , , if
Find , if .
Find , if .
Find , if .
Find , if .
Find , if .
Find , if .
Find , if .
Find , if .
Find , if .
If , find .
Prove: if
then
where , and find the function .
Let ; find , and the derivatives , , , and — what are they equal to?
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Let be a homogeneous polynomial of degree . Prove that
Let:
Find and , if
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Let:
Find , if
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Let:
and
Find and , if
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Find the first- and second-order derivatives of the following composite function: .
Find the first- and second-order derivatives of the following composite function: .
Find the first- and second-order derivatives of the following composite function: .
Let , find .
Let , find .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables):, where .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables):, where .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables):, where .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables):, where , .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables):, where , .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables):, where , .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables):, where , , .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables):, where , , .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables):, where , , .
Find , given: .
Find , given: .
Find , given:, where , , .
Let , where and is a twice-differentiable function. Prove that:
where , is the Laplace operator, and find the function .
Let and be twice-differentiable functions and let be the Laplace operator (see problem 3305: ). Prove that:
where .
Prove that the function
( and are constants) satisfies the Laplace equation
Prove that if the function satisfies the Laplace equation (see problem 3307: ), then the function
also satisfies this equation.
Prove that the function
( and are constants) satisfies the heat conduction equation
Prove that if the function satisfies the heat conduction equation (see problem 3309: ), then the function
also satisfies this equation.
Prove that the function
(where ), when , satisfies the Laplace equation
Prove that if the function satisfies the Laplace equation (see problem 3311: ), then the function
(where is a constant and ) also satisfies this equation.
Prove that the function
(where and are constants) satisfies the Helmholtz equation
Let the functions and satisfy the Laplace equation (see problem 3311), and suppose the function
also satisfies this equation. Prove that
Let be an -th order homogeneous function that is times differentiable. Prove that
If , where is a differentiable function. Simplify the expression
Prove that the function
(where is an arbitrary differentiable function) satisfies the equation
Prove that
(where is an arbitrary differentiable function) satisfies the equation
If
where is a differentiable function. Simplify the expression
Let:
and
Prove that:
Verify the following identity: , if .
Verify the following identity: , if .
Verify the following identity: , if .
Verify the following identity: , if .
Verify the following identity: , if
Verify the following identity: , if .
Verify the following identity: , if
Verify the following identity: , if
Verify the following identity: , if
Verify the following identity: , if .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary function and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary function and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary function and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary function and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary function and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary functions and , and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary functions and , and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary functions and , and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary functions and , and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary functions and , and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Find the derivative of the function
at the point along the direction making an angle with the positive direction of the axis.
Find the derivative of the function
at the point along the direction making an angle with the positive direction of the axis. In what direction does this derivative have:
its maximum value;
its minimum value;
the value .
Find the derivative of the function
at the point along the direction perpendicular to the level line passing through this point.
Find the derivative of the function
at the point along the inward normal direction of the curve at this point.
Find the derivative of the function
at the point along the direction . What is the magnitude of the gradient of the function at this point?
Find the magnitude and direction of the gradient of the function
(where ) at the point .
Find the angle between the gradients of the function
at the two points and .
At the point , by how much does the magnitude of the gradient of the function
differ from the magnitude of the gradient of the function
?
Prove that at the point , the angle between the gradients of the functions
and
( constants with ) tends to zero as the point recedes to infinity.
Let be a twice differentiable function. If are the direction cosines of the direction , find .
Let be a function twice differentiable, and let
be three mutually perpendicular directions. Prove that:
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Let be a differentiable function such that when we have
and
Find when .
Let the function satisfy the equation
together with the following conditions:
Find: , , .
Assume ; solve the following equation: .
Assume ; solve the following equation: .
Assume ; solve the following equation: .
Assume ; solve the equation
Find the solution of the equation
satisfying the condition .
Find the solution of the equation
satisfying the conditions , .
Find the solution of the equation
satisfying the conditions , .
Prove that the Dirichlet function, which is discontinuous at every point,
satisfies the equation
Let the function be defined on the interval . Under what conditions does the equation
have a unique continuous solution for ?
Let the functions and be defined and continuous on the interval . Under what conditions does the equation
have a unique continuous solution on the interval ?
Given the equation
and
is a single-valued function satisfying equation (1).
How many single-valued functions (2) satisfy equation (1)?
How many single-valued continuous functions (2) satisfy equation (1)?
Given: (a) ; (б) , how many single-valued continuous functions (2) satisfy equation (1)?
Given the equation
and
is a single-valued function satisfying equation (1).
How many single-valued functions (2) satisfy equation (1)?
How many single-valued continuous functions (2) satisfy equation (1)?
How many single-valued differentiable functions (2) satisfy equation (1)?
Given: (a) ; (б) , how many single-valued continuous functions (2) satisfy equation (1)?
Given and a sufficiently small number, how many single-valued continuous functions satisfy equation (1)?
The equation
defines as a multi-valued function of . In what domains is this function:
single-valued;
two-valued;
three-valued;
four-valued?
Find the branch points of this function and its single-valued continuous branches.
Find the branch points and the single-valued continuous branches of the multi-valued function defined by the equation
Let the function be continuous for , and let the function be monotonically increasing and continuous for . Under what conditions does the equation
define a single-valued function
Study the examples: (a) ; (б) .
Let:
where and, for , is continuous and satisfies . Prove that for there exists a unique differentiable function satisfying equation (1) with .
Let be the implicit function defined by the equation
where the constant and is a differentiable periodic function with period , satisfying . Prove that
where is a periodic function with period .
For the function defined implicitly by each of the following equations, find and : .
For the function defined implicitly by each of the following equations, find and : .
For the following problems, use direct differentiation or the differential method as appropriate: for the function defined implicitly by the equation , find .
For the following problems, use direct differentiation or the differential method as appropriate: for the function defined implicitly by the equation , find and .
For the following problems, use direct differentiation or the differential method as appropriate: for the function defined implicitly by the equation , find and .
Prove that when
(where is a constant), the equality
holds.
Prove that if
then when the equality
holds.
Prove that the equation
defines two differentiable functions, and , in a neighborhood of the point , . Find and .
Let:
find the value of when and .
Let , find , , and .
Let:
find the values of , and when , .
Prove that for the second-degree curve
the equality
holds.
For the function , find the first- and second-order partial derivatives, given:
For the function , find the first- and second-order partial derivatives, given:
For the function , find the first- and second-order partial derivatives, given:
For the function , find the first- and second-order partial derivatives, given:
For the function , find the first- and second-order partial derivatives, given:
Let:
and
Find:
, where is the implicit function defined by equation (1);
, where is the implicit function defined by equation (1).
Explain why these derivatives differ.
Let , find the values of , , when , , .
Find and , given:
Find and , given:
Find and , given:
Find and , given:
Let , find .
Let , find .
Let , find and .
Let , find , and .
Let , find .
Find , given:
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Let , , be the functions defined by the equation . Prove that:
Let , , find and .
Let , , find the values of , , and when , , .
Let , , find , , and .
Let , , find , , and .
Let:
Find the expressions for , , and when , , , .
Let:
Find , , and .
In what region of the plane does the system of equations
(where the parameters and take all possible real values) define as a function of the variables and ? Find the derivative functions and .
Let , , , find .
Let , , , find , and .
Let be the function defined by the system of equations:
( and being parameters), find and when and .
Let , where is the function defined by the equation , find and .
Let , where is the function defined by the equation , find and .
Let the equations:
define as a function of and . Find and .
Let:
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the inverse functions and .
Let:
, ;
, ,
find , , , .
The function is defined by the system of equations
Find and .
The function is defined by the system of equations
Find and .
Let:
Find , and .
Suppose the function satisfies the system of equations
where is a parameter. Find .
Let , where is an implicit function of the independent variables and defined by the equation . Prove Lagrange's formula
Prove that the function defined by the equation
[where is an arbitrary differentiable function of the variables , , and and are constants] is a solution of the equation
Describe the geometric nature of the surface (1).
Prove that the function defined by the equation
[where is an arbitrary differentiable function of the variables and ] satisfies the equation
Describe the geometric nature of the surface (2).
Prove that the function defined by the equation
[where is an arbitrary differentiable function of the variable , and , and are constants] satisfies the equation
Describe the geometric nature of the surface (3).
The function is given by the equation
Prove that:
The function is given by the equation
Prove that:
Prove that the function defined by the system of equations
[where is a parameter and is an arbitrary differentiable function] satisfies the equation
Prove that the function given by the system of equations
satisfies the equation
Prove that the function defined by the system of equations
satisfies the equation
Prove that the function given by the system of equations
satisfies the equation
Prove that the implicit function defined by the equation satisfies the equation
Taking as the new independent variable, transform the equation
Using the same method, transform the equation
Taking as the function and as the independent variable, transform the equation
Introduce a new variable and transform the following ordinary differential equation: , if .
Introduce a new variable and transform the following ordinary differential equation: , if .
Introduce a new variable and transform the following ordinary differential equation: , if .
Introduce a new variable and transform the following ordinary differential equation: , if .
Introduce a new variable and transform the following ordinary differential equation: , let .
Introduce a new variable and transform the following ordinary differential equation: . Let
where .
Introduce a new variable and transform the following ordinary differential equation: , if
where .
Introduce a new variable and transform the following ordinary differential equation: , if
where .
Introduce a new variable and transform the following ordinary differential equation: , if , , where .
Introduce a new variable and transform the following ordinary differential equation: , if and , where .
Suppose
and take as a function of the variable , to transform the Stokes equation
Prove: if the equation
is transformed by the substitution into the equation
then
In the equation
(where is a homogeneous function of the variables , , ), let .
In the equation
(where is a homogeneous function of its variables), let .
Prove: under the projective transformation
the equation
does not change its form.
Prove:
is invariant under the linear fractional transformation
Transform the following equation into an equation expressed in polar coordinates and , i.e. let , :
Transform the following equation into an equation expressed in polar coordinates and :
Transform the following equation into an equation expressed in polar coordinates and :
Transform the expression
into an expression in polar coordinates.
Express the curvature of a plane curve
in terms of polar coordinates and .
Transform the system of equations
into a system of equations in polar coordinates.
Introduce the new functions , , and transform the expression
In the Legendre transformation, each point of the curve corresponds to a point , where
Find , and .
Introduce new variables and , and solve the following equation: , let , .
Introduce new variables and , and solve the following equation: , let , .
Introduce new variables and , and solve the following equation: , let , .
Introduce new variables and , and solve the following equation: , let and .
Take and as new independent variables, and transform the following equation: , if , .
Take and as new independent variables, and transform the following equation: , if , .
Take and as the new independent variables, and transform the following equation: , if , .
Take and as the new independent variables, and transform the following equation: , if , .
Take and as the new independent variables, and transform the following equation: , if , .
Take
as the new independent variables, and transform the expression
Suppose
transform the expression
In the equation
set , , .
Take as the function, and and as the independent variables, and transform the equation
Take as the function, and , as the independent variables, and transform the equation
Take as the function, and , as the independent variables, and transform the expression
In the equation
set , , .
In the following equation, substitute the new variables , , , where : , set , , .
In the following equation, substitute the new variables , , , where : , set , , .
In the following equation, substitute the new variables , , , where : , let , , .
In the following equation, substitute the new variables , , , where : , set , , .
Suppose , , , where , transform the expression
Suppose , , , where , transform the expression
In the equation
set , , , , where .
Given , , transform the following expression into polar coordinates and : .
Given , , transform the following expression into polar coordinates and : .
Given , , transform the following expression into polar coordinates and : .
Given , , transform the following expression into polar coordinates and : .
Given , , transform the following expression into polar coordinates and : .
Given , , transform the following expression into polar coordinates and :
In the expression
let , .
Introduce the new independent variables
and solve the equation
Take and as new independent variables, and transform the following equation: , where and .
Take and as new independent variables, and transform the following equation: , where and .
Take and as new independent variables, and transform the following equation: (, , are constants), where , .
Take and as new independent variables, and transform the following equation: , where , .
Take and as new independent variables, and transform the following equation: , where , .
Take and as new independent variables, and transform the following equation: , where and .
Take and as new independent variables, and transform the following equation: , where , .
Take and as new independent variables, and transform the following equation: , where , .
Take and as new independent variables, and transform the following equation:
where and .
Take and as new independent variables, and transform the following equation: , where , .
Take and as the new independent variables and transform the following equation: , where and .
Take and as the new independent variables and transform the following equation: , where , .
Using the linear transformation
transform the equation
(where , and are constants and , ) into the form
Find the general form of the function satisfying equation (1).
Prove that Laplace's equation
keeps its form unchanged under the nondegenerate change of variables
satisfying the conditions , .
Suppose , where , transform the equations
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If we set
where
into what form does the equation
transform?
Suppose
transform the expression .
Prove that the equation
keeps its form unchanged under the transformation and .
Prove that the equation
keeps its form unchanged under the transformation and .
Suppose
transform the equation .
Suppose
transform the equation
Given
transform the equation
Given
express the quantities and in terms of spherical coordinates.
In the equation
introduce a new function , given by .
Take and as the new independent variables and as the new function, transform the following equation: , given , , .
Take and as the new independent variables and as the new function, transform the following equation: , given , , .
Take and as the new independent variables and as the new function, transform the following equation: , given , , .
Take and as the new independent variables and as the new function, transform the following equation: , given , , .
Take and as the new independent variables and as the new function, transform the following equation: , given , , .
Take and as the new independent variables and as the new function, transform the following equation: , given , , .
Take and as the new independent variables and as the new function, and transform the following equation: , where , , .
Take and as the new independent variables and as the new function, and transform the following equation: , where , , .
Prove that any equation
(with , , constants) can be reduced, by the substitution
(where and are constants and ), to the form
Prove that the equation
keeps its form unchanged under the change of variables
(where is a function of the variables and ).
In the equation
(where , ), let , , , and suppose .
In the equation
let , , , , where .
Prove that the form of the equation
does not depend on which roles the variables , , and respectively play.
Take as a function of the variables and , and solve the equation
Using the Legendre transform
where , transform the equation
Write the tangent line and normal plane equations at the given point for the following curve: , , ; at the point .
Write the tangent line and normal plane equations at the given point for the following curve: , , ; at the point .
Write the tangent line and normal plane equations at the given point for the following curve: , ; at the point .
Write the tangent line and normal plane equations at the given point for the following curve: , ; at the point .
Write the tangent line and normal plane equations at the given point for the following curve: , ; at the point .
Find a point on the curve , , at which the tangent line is parallel to the plane .
Prove that the tangent line to the helix , , makes a constant angle with the axis.
Prove that the curve
intersects all the generating lines of the cone at the same angle.
Prove that the loxodrome
(where is the longitude of a point on the Earth, and is the latitude of a point on the Earth) intersects all meridians of the Earth at a constant angle.
Given the curve
where is a differentiable function. Find the tangent of the angle formed by the tangent line to the curve at the point with the plane.
Find the derivative of the function
at the point along the direction of the tangent line, at this point, to the curve , , .
Write the tangent plane and normal line equations at the given point for the following surface: ; at the point .
Write the tangent plane and normal line equations at the given point for the following surface: ; at the point .
Write the tangent plane and normal line equations at the given point for the following surface: ; at the point .
Write the tangent plane and normal line equations at the given point for the following surface: ; at the point .
Write the tangent plane and normal line equations at the given point for the following surface: ; at the point .
Write the tangent plane and normal line equations at the given point for the following surface: ; at the point .
Write the tangent plane and normal line equations at the given point for the following surface: , , ; at the point .
Write the tangent plane and normal line equations at the given point for the following surface: , , ; at the point .
Write the tangent plane and normal line equations at the given point for the following surface: , , ; at the point .
Find the limiting position of the tangent plane to the surface
at the point of tangency , as it approaches without bound a point on the boundary curve of the surface.
Find on the surface all the points of tangency at which the tangent plane is parallel to a coordinate plane.
At which points on the ellipsoid
does the normal line to the ellipsoid make equal angles with the coordinate axes?
Find the tangent planes to the surface that are parallel to the plane
Prove that the tangent planes to the surface form, with the coordinate planes, a tetrahedron of constant volume.
Prove that the sum of the segments cut off on the coordinate axes by the tangent plane to the surface
is a constant.
Prove that the tangent plane of the conical surface
passes through its vertex.
Prove that the normal of the surface of revolution
meets the axis of rotation.
Find the projections of the ellipsoid
onto the coordinate planes.
Divide the square into finitely many parts of diameter . If the surface
is such that at any two points and belonging to the same part the normal directions differ by less than , find an upper bound for the number .
Let
be the equation of a surface, and let be the angle between the normals of the surface at the two points and .
Prove that if the domain is bounded and closed, and the function has bounded second-order derivatives in , then the Lyapunov inequality
holds, where is a constant and is the distance between the points and .
At what angle does the cylinder intersect the surface at a common point ?
Prove that the coordinate surfaces of spherical coordinates , , are pairwise orthogonal.
Prove that the spheres , , form a triply orthogonal system.
When , , , through each point there pass three quadric surfaces:
Prove that these surfaces are orthogonal.
Find the derivative of the function along the outward normal direction at the point on the sphere .
At which points on the sphere does this derivative attain:
its maximum value,
its minimum value,
the value zero?
Find the derivative of the function along the outward normal direction at the point on the ellipsoid .
Let and be the derivatives of the functions and along the normal direction at points of the surface ; prove that
Find the envelope of the one-parameter family of plane curves: .
Find the envelope of the one-parameter family of plane curves: .
Find the envelope of the one-parameter family of plane curves: .
Find the envelope of the one-parameter family of plane curves: .
A segment of length has its two endpoints sliding along the coordinate axes; find the envelope of the family of segments so produced.
Find the envelope of the family of ellipses , given that the area of each ellipse in the family is constant.
A shell is fired in a vacuum with initial speed ; as the angle of elevation varies in the vertical plane, find the envelope of the shell's trajectories.
Prove that the envelope of the normals of a plane curve is the evolute of that curve.
Investigate the properties of the discriminant curve of each of the following families of curves ( being the parameter):
the cubic parabola ;
the semicubical parabola ;
the Neile semicubical parabola ;
the conchoid .
Find the envelope surface of the family of spheres of radius with centers on the circle , , ( being the parameter, ).
Find the envelope surface of the family of spheres
(where , and is the parameter).
Find the envelope surface of the family of ellipsoids , where the volume of each ellipsoid is constant.
Find the envelope surface of the family of spheres of radius with centers on the cone .
A luminous point is located at the origin of coordinates. If , find the shadow cone produced by the projection of the sphere
If the parameters and are subject to the equation
find the envelope surface of the family of planes
Expand the function
by Taylor's formula in a neighborhood of the point .
Expand the function
by Taylor's formula in a neighborhood of the point .
When going from , to , , find the increment of the function .
Let
expand in positive integer powers of the numbers and .
Write the expansion of the function
in a neighborhood of the point , up to and including the quadratic terms.
Using Maclaurin's formula, expand the function
up to and including the fourth-order terms.
If and are small quantities compared to , derive approximation formulas accurate to the quadratic terms for the following two expressions
;
Assuming that the absolute values of are small quantities, simplify the expression
Expand the function
in powers of , accurate to .
Consider a circle centered at the point with radius , let and let be the vertices of an equilateral triangle inscribed in this circle, with , . Expand the function
in positive integer powers of , accurate to .
Expand the function
in powers of and .
Expand the function
in powers of .
Expand the following function into a Maclaurin series: .
Expand the following function into a Maclaurin series: .
Expand the following function into a Maclaurin series: .
Expand the following function into a Maclaurin series: .
Expand the following function into a Maclaurin series: .
Expand the following function into a Maclaurin series: .
Expand the following function into a Maclaurin series: .
Expand the following function into a Maclaurin series: .
Write the first three nonzero terms of the Maclaurin series of the function
Expand the function into a power series in positive integer powers of the binomials and .
Write the Taylor series expansion of the function in a neighborhood of the point .
Let be the implicit function of and defined by the equation , whose value is when and .
Write several terms of the expansion of the function arranged in ascending powers of the binomials and .
Investigate the type of singular point of the following curve and roughly sketch the curve: .
Investigate the type of singular point of the following curve and roughly sketch the curve: .
Investigate the type of singular point of the following curve and roughly sketch the curve: .
Investigate the types of singular points of the following curves and roughly sketch these curves: .
Investigate the types of singular points of the following curves and roughly sketch these curves: .
Investigate the types of singular points of the following curves and roughly sketch these curves: .
Investigate the types of singular points of the following curves and roughly sketch these curves: .
Investigate the relationship between the values of the parameters and the shape of the curve .
Investigate the singular points of the transcendental curve: .
Investigate the singular points of the transcendental curve: .
Investigate the singular points of the transcendental curve: .
Investigate the singular points of the transcendental curve: .
Investigate the singular points of the transcendental curve: .
Investigate the singular points of the transcendental curve: .
Investigate the singular points of the transcendental curve: .
Investigate the singular points of the transcendental curve: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables: .
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables:
.
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables:
.
Investigate the extrema of the following function of several variables:
.
Between two positive numbers and , insert numbers so that the fraction
attains its maximum value.
Find the extrema of the implicit function of the variables and : .
Find the extrema of the implicit function of the variables and : .
Find the extrema of the implicit function of the variables and : .
Find the conditional extremum points of the following function: , if .
Find the conditional extremum points of the following function: , if .
Find the conditional extremum points of the following function: , if .
Find the conditional extremum points of the following function: , if .
Find the conditional extremum points of the following function: , if .
Find the conditional extremum points of the following function: , if .
Find the conditional extremum points of the following function: , if .
Find the conditional extremum points of the following function: , if .
Find the conditional extremum points of the following function: , if .
Find the conditional extremum points of the following function: , if , .
Find the conditional extremum points of the following function: , if .
Find the conditional extrema of the following function: , subject to , , .
Find the conditional extrema of the following function: , subject to , , , where .
Find the conditional extrema of the following function: , subject to .
Find the conditional extrema of the following function: , subject to .
Find the conditional extrema of the following function: , subject to .
Find the conditional extrema of the following function: , subject to .
If , find the extrema of the quadratic form .
If and , , prove the inequality
Prove Hölder's inequality
; , .
For the -th order determinant , prove Hadamard's inequality
Find the supremum (sup) and infimum (inf) of the following function on the specified domain: , if , , .
Find the supremum (sup) and infimum (inf) of the following function on the specified domain: , if .
Find the supremum (sup) and infimum (inf) of the following function in the indicated domain: , if .
Find the supremum (sup) and infimum (inf) of the following function in the indicated domain: , if .
Find the supremum (sup) and infimum (inf) of the following function in the indicated domain: , if .
Find the infimum (inf) and supremum (sup) of the function in the domain , , .
Prove that the function has infinitely many local maxima and not a single local minimum.
Is it a sufficient condition for the function to have a local minimum at the point that this function have a local minimum along every straight line through ?
Decompose a given positive number into positive factors so that the sum of their reciprocals is a minimum.
Decompose a given positive number into addends so that the sum of their squares is a minimum.
Decompose a given positive number into positive factors so that the sum of their given positive powers is a minimum.
In the plane there are given mass points , , , , with masses , , , respectively. At what position of the point is the moment of inertia of this system with respect to that point smallest?
An open-topped rectangular bathtub has volume . What dimensions give it the smallest surface area?
An open cylindrical bathtub with a semicircular cross-section has surface area . What dimensions give it the largest volume?
On the sphere find a point such that the sum of the squares of its distances to given points is smallest.
A solid is formed by a right circular cylinder capped with a right circular cone. Given that the total surface area of the solid equals , find its dimensions so that the volume of the solid is largest.
A solid of volume has the shape of a right rectangular prism whose top and bottom faces are capped by regular quadrilateral pyramids. At what inclination of the pyramids' lateral faces to their bases is the total surface area of the solid smallest?
A rectangle has perimeter . It is rotated about one of its sides to generate a solid of revolution. Find the rectangle that gives the largest volume.
A triangle has perimeter . Find the triangle such that, when rotated about one of its own sides, the resulting volume is largest.
Inscribe in a hemisphere of radius a right rectangular prism of maximum volume.
Inscribe in a given right circular cone a rectangular parallelepiped of maximum volume.
Inscribe in the ellipsoid
a rectangular parallelepiped of maximum volume.
The slant generator of a right circular cone makes an angle with the base plane. Inscribe in this cone a rectangular parallelepiped of maximum total surface area.
Inscribe in the segment of the elliptic paraboloid , , a rectangular parallelepiped of maximum volume.
Find the shortest distance from the point to the plane .
Find the shortest distance between the two lines in space and .
Find the shortest distance between the parabola and the line .
Find the semi-axes of the central conic
Find the semi-axes of the central quadric surface
Find the area of the ellipse formed by the intersection of the plane with the cylinder .
Find the area of the cross-section cut from the ellipsoid by the plane (where ).
By Fermat's principle, a ray of light leaving point and arriving at point travels along the curve requiring the least time. Suppose points and lie in different optical media separated by a plane, and that the speed of light propagation is in the first medium and in the second medium. Derive the law of refraction of light.
For what angle of incidence is the deviation of a ray of light (that is, the angle between the incident ray and the emergent ray) a minimum, where the ray passes through a prism of refracting angle and refractive index ? Find this minimum deviation.
The variables and satisfy the linear equation , whose coefficients need to be determined. From a series of equally precise measurements, the values , are obtained for the quantities and . Using the method of least squares, find the most reliable values of the coefficients and .
In the plane, points are given. In what position must the line be so that the sum of squared deviations of the given points from this line is a minimum?
On the interval , approximately replace the function by a linear function so that the absolute deviation
is minimal.