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Coordinate Systems

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3600secs

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Class
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1.

 AA  

Determine component of vector  AA⃗  

a)

 A=3x^2y^6z^A⃗=3x̂-2ŷ-6ẑ  

b)

 A=3x^+2y^6z^A⃗=3x̂+2ŷ-6ẑ  

c)

 A=3x^2y^6z^A⃗=-3x̂-2ŷ-6ẑ  

d)

 A=3x^+2y^+6z^A⃗=3x̂+2ŷ+6ẑ  

2.

 Identify  dldl  from A to B

a)

 x^dxx̂dx  

b)

 y^dyŷdy  

c)

 z^dzẑdz  

d)

 x^dx+y^dyx̂dx+ŷdy  

3.

Identify the differential length,  dl  from A to B

a)

 dzz^dzẑ  

b)

 dyy^dyŷ  

c)

 dxx^dxx̂  

d)

 dyy^+dzz^dyŷ+dzẑ  

4.

Identify dS for surface  12341234  

a)

 x^dydzx̂dydz  

b)

 z^dxdyẑdxdy  

c)

 dxdydzdxdydz  

d)

 x^dx+y^dyx̂dx+ŷdy  

5.

Identify dS for surface  12341234  

a)

 dxdyz^dxdyẑ  

b)

 dydzx^dydzx̂  

c)

 dxx^+dzz^dxx̂+dzẑ  

d)

 dxdzy^dxdzŷ  

6.

Find the vector A directed from (2,-4,1) to (0,-2,0) in cartesian coordinate.

a)

-2 x^  +2 y^ - z^   

b)

2   -2  +    

c)

-2   -2  -    

d)

2   -2  -    

7.

Which one is true to determine the surface for the shaded surface in Figure below:

a)

x^dydzx̂dydz

b)

ϕ^drdzϕ̂drdz

c)

r^rdϕdzr̂rd\phi dz

d)

z^rdrdϕẑrdrd\phi

8.

Use the cylindrical coordinate system to find the area of the curved surface of a right circular cylinder where r=2m,   0 z 5, 30° ϕ 120°0≤\ z\ ≤5,\ 30°≤\ ϕ\ ≤120°  

a)

 3πm23πm^2  

b)

 5πm25πm^2  

c)

 πm2πm^2  

d)

 2πm22πm^2  

9.

Obtain the expression of a volume of a sphere from the differential volume. The range of sphere,  0Ra0≤R≤a    0°θπ0°≤θ≤π  and  0°ϕ2π0°≤ϕ≤2π  

 dV=R2sinθdRdθdϕdV=R^2\sinθdRdθdϕ  

a)

 4πa24\pi a^2  

b)

 4/3πa34/3πa^3  

c)

 πa2hπa^2h  

d)

 πa2πa^2  

10.

If vector B is given in the cylindrical form E=r^cosϕ+ϕ^sinϕE=r̂\cosϕ+ϕ̂\sinϕ  , determine differential length,  dl1dl_1  component of Figure below and it's range.

a)

 r^dr, r from 0 to2r̂dr,\ r\ from\ 0\ to2  

b)

 ϕ^rdϕ, ϕ from 0° to  πϕ̂rdϕ,\ ϕ\ from\ 0°\ to\ \ π  

c)

 z^dz, z from 0 to 2ẑdz,\ z\ from\ 0\ to\ 2  

d)

 ϕ^rdϕ, ϕ from π to 0ϕ̂rdϕ,\ ϕ\ from\ π\ to\ 0