Test 3 10.3, 10.4, 11.1-11.3,
12.1-12.3
Thursday, April 19
(Also review eGrade assignments and
quizzes)
1. Work with vectors that
have more than two components, i.e. population vectors.
Section 10.3, #1-11 and Section 10.3 Examples 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, Chapter 10 Review 9-16, 20, 21, 32
2. Find the horizontal and vertical components of a
displacement vector
Section 10.3
#12 and Section 10.3 Examples 6 and
7and Chapter 10 Review 26
3. Find the magnitude and direction of a vector.
Section
10.3 #16, 17 and Chapter 10 Review 25
4. Use the resultant sum of vectors to solve applied
problems.
Section 10.3 #13, 14,
16, 17 and Chapter 10 Review 25
5. Find the dot product of two vectors.
Section 10.4 #1-10, 19, 21 and Chapter 10 Review 1-19
6. Find the angle between two vectors. Determine if two
vectors are perpendicular or parallel.
Section 10.4 #13, 14, 15, 18, 20 and Section 10.4 Example 3
7. Interpret the dot product of two vectors in real-life
terms.
Section 10.4
#22 and Section 10.4 Examples 1 and
2, Chapter 10 Review #20, 21, 32
8. Add vectors geometrically.
Chapter 10
Review 34-37
9. Determine whether a sequence (or series) is arithmetic,
geometric, or neither
Section 11.1
#1-21 and Chapter 11 Review
#4-5
10. Find the nth
term of an arithmetic or geometric sequence. Relate these to linear and
exponential functions, resp..
Section 11.1
#9-21and Section 11.2 #10-13, 29, 30
Chapter 11 Review #1, 2, 8-10,
11. Find the sum of an arithmetic series without appealing
to any formula.
Section 11.2
#14-19, 29, 30, 31 and Chapter 11
Review #1-3, 8-10.
12. Understand and use sigma notation.
Section 11.2 #6-13, 22-24 and Section 11.3 #8-13 and Chapter 11 Review #1,
2
13. Find the sum of a finite geometric
series.
Section 11.3
#5-9, 14-20 and Chapter 11 Review
#12,13
14. Find the sum of an infinite geometric
series.
Section 11.4 #1-9, 16-18
and Chapter 11 Review
#4-7
15. Eliminate the parameter to write parametric equations in
implicit or explicit form.
Section 12.1 #1-34 and Section 12.2 #14-17, 19 and Chapter 12 Review #
16. Write the equation of a circle or radius r and center (h,k) with parametric
equations or implicit equations.
Section 12.2 #14, 16 and Chapter 12 Review #9-12,
18-19
17. Given the equation of a circle (with parametric equations or
implicit equations), find its center and radius.
Section 12.2
#3, 13a, 14, 16 and Chapter 12
Review # 1
18. Given the equation of an ellipse (with parametric equations or
implicit equations), find its center, the length of the major and minor axes,
vertices, and sketch its graph.
Section 12.3 #5-8, 17a, and Chapter 12 Review # 4,
5
19. Given the sketch of an ellipse, write a set of parametric
equations or its implicit equation in standard form.
Section 12.3
#1, 2, 4, 18, 19, and Chapter 12
Review #13-15