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Arc Length Formula


Surface Area

Surface Area about y = c

Surface Area about x = d

Find fluid pressure

Force due to fluid pressure with easy centroid

( weight density of liquid) × (depth of centroid) × (area of plate)

Centroid no area

x = My/sum(masses)


y = Mx/sum(masses)

Centroids of triangles

Measure 2/3 along the line connecting a vertex to the midpoint of the opposite side

Centroid of complex object

x = sum(each center x*each area)/total area


y = sum(each center y*each area)/total area

Volume centroid

2π × (distance from centroid to rotation axis) × (area)

Find centroid with area

Find moment y and x when given point and masses

Mx = each y point * point mass


My = each x point * point mass

Find moment about x-axis

Find moment about y-axis

Find equation of tangent line to the curve

y-y0 = m(x-x0)


find x0 and y0 by replacing t in each formula


m = (dy/dt)/(dx/dt)

Find where concave up/down

Find horizontal and vertical tangents

to find vertical:


take the derivative of x formula


make it equal to 0


find t / theta
apply back in x and y formula to find x and y of vertical



to find horizontal:


take the derivative of y formula


make it equal to 0


find t / theta


apply back in x and y formula to find x and y of horizontal

Arclength parametric

Surface parametric x-axis

Surface parametric y-axis

Area under the curve parametric x-axis

Area under the curve parametric y-axis

Polar important formulas

Arclength Polar

Area Polar

Parabola

When the parabola is vertical:


4d(y - k) = (x - h)^2


Vertex: (h, k)


Focus: (h, k + d)


Directrix: y = k - d




When the parabola is horizontal:


4d(x - h) = (y - k)^2


Vertex: (h, k)


Focus: (h + d, k)


Directrix: x = h - d

Ellipse

(x - h)^2 / a^2 + (y - k)^2 / b^2 = 1



c^2 = |a^2 − b^2 |




horizontal if a > b


vertical if b > a


circle if a = b


center: (h, k)


vertices: (h − a, k), (h + a, k), (h, k − b), (h, k + b)


If a > b the foci are (h − c, k), (h + c, k)


If a < b the foci are (h, k − c), (h, k + c)

Hyperbola

(x − h)^2 / a^2−(y − k)^2 / b^2= 1




c^2 = a^2 + b^2


Center: (h, k)


Vertices: (h − a, k), (h + a, k)


Foci: (h − c, k), (h + c, k)


Asymptotes: y − k = ±b/a(x − h)




(y − k)^2 / b^2−(x − h)^2 / a^2= 1


c^2 = a^2 + b^2


Center: (h, k)


Vertices (h, k − b), (h, k + b)


Foci: (h, k − c), (h, k + c)







Eccentricity

|PF|=r


|Pl|= d-rcosθ

|PF|=r




|Pl|= d-rcosθ











































How to define which conic

Polar Equation with eccentricity

Perihelion

Is the smaller distance from the vertices to a point on the major axis, and its defined by a(1 - e). Where a is the semimajor axis.

Aphelion

Is the largest distance from the vertices to a point on the major axis, and its defined by a(1 + e). Where a is the semimajor axis.

Polar Equation with semimajor axis

Hydrostatic Pressure and Force

P = F/A = pgd