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Polar Coordinates - Cartesian Coordinates

(rcos, rsin)

Work =

Force o Distance

Force o Distance =

lFl lDl cos

Volume of Parallelpiped

la o (bxc)l

Cross Product of two line segments on a plane =

normal to the plane

Area of a Parallelogram =

llPQ x prll

Angle between two planes

cos = ln1 o n2l


---------------


lln1ll lln2ll

the direction vector perpendicular to a plane

normal to the plane

normal =

n1 x n2

How do you find the intersection of two paths?

Substitute "t" for "s" in one quation and set them equal

Two planes are perpendicular if ....

the dot product of their normals equal 0



n1 o n2 = 0

la x bl =

lal lbl sin

a o b =

lal lbl cos

Tangent vectors are

the derivatives

(r, theta, z) --> cartesian coordinates =

(rcos, rsin, z)

(x, y, z) ---> cylindrical coordinates =

(sq root (x^2 +y^2), tan= y/x, z)

(p, theta, phi) ---->cartesian

(psin(phi)cos(theta), psin(phi)sin(theta), pcos(phi))

Spherical p^2 =

x^2 + y^2 + z^2

Distance between a plane and a line

D = lax + by + cz + dl


---------------------------


sq root (a^2 + b^2 + c^2)

proj b onto a =

a o b


------- o a


llall^2

Arc Length

S= Antideriv 0-t of the length of r'(u) du

DuF

Gradient F O U

Maximum Value in the direction of

the length of the gradient

Tan plane to surface

Fx(x, y, z)(x-a) + Fy(x, y, z)(y-b) + Fz(x, y, z)(z-c) = 0

V0 =

(rcos, rsin)

V(t) =

V0 + Antideriv 0-t of a(u) du

at =

ll(v o a) / v ll




v'

an =

ll (v x a) / v ll





kv^2

k =

ll (v x a) / v^3 ll

How to draw a gradient

Draw a vector perpendicular to the tan plane to the surface

Which gradient is larger?

ll Gradient F ll

Spherical coordinates

(p, theta, phi)

Cylindrical coordinates

(r, theta, z)

Polar

(r, theta)

Implicit Function Theorem

Dz/Dx = -Fx / Fz