Calculus For Engineers (MAT1011) Module 3: Supplemental Examples

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EXAMPLE 11. Find and from the relation: ( )( ) .

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EXAMPLE 14. Verify that for

EXAMPLE 15. Verify that for ( )

EXAMPLE 16. Show that satisfies the one dimensional heat equation

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EXAMPLE 17. If
√
prove that

EXAMPLE 18. Show that

√
satisfies the Laplace equation and hence is harmonic

EXAMPLE 19. Show that ( ) ( ) satisfies the one dimensional wave equation

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EXAMPLE 20. If V √ , find the value of m such that V is harmonic

Hence V is harmonic if m = – 1 .

EXAMPLE 21. Using the definition, find total derivative where

EXAMPLE 22. Using the definition, find total derivative where √

EXAMPLE 23. Find total derivative where

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EXAMPLE 24. Using the chain rule of partial differentiation, find and

EXAMPLE 25. Using the chain rule of partial differentiation, find and

EXAMPLE 26. If H = f (x –y, y – z, z – x ), prove that

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EXAMPLE 27. Find and

EXAMPLE 28. If z = f (x, y) where x = r cos , y = r sin , show that ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )

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