2015-test-review-002
Review of double and triple integrals .
1.Find the volume of the solid hemispherical ball
D ={(x,y,z )∈R 3|x 2+y 2+z 2≤a 2,z ≥0}
.
Solution .By projecting the solid D onto xy -plane,the shadow R of D is a
circular disc of radius a centered at (0,0,0)on xy -plane.Hence R ={(x,y,0)|x 2+y 2≤a 2}={(x,y,0)|?a ≤x ≤a,?√a 2?x 2≤y ≤+√
a 2?x 2}.The region D can be described in terms of rectangular coordinates as {(x,y,z )∈R 3
|?a ≤x ≤a,?√a 2?x 2≤y ≤+√a 2?x 2,and 0≤z ≤+√
?x ?y }.
Then the volume of D can be written as
∫∫∫D
1dV =
∫∫R ∫z max (x,y )
z min (x,y )
1dz dA
=
∫a ?a
∫√a 2?x 2?√
a 2?x 2
∫+√a 222
1dz dy dx.
However,it would be better for calculation that one rewrite D in terms of spheri-cal coordinates as follows:{(ρ,?,θ)∈R 3|0≤ρ≤a,0≤?≤π/2,0≤θ≤2π}.
∫∫∫D 1dV =∫2π0∫π/20∫a
1·ρ2sin ? Jacobian
dρd?dθ.
2.Find the volume of the cap region D bounded above by x 2+y 2+z 2=a 2and
bounded below by the plane z =
h.
Solution .First,we determine the intersection curve C of these two surfaces:
x 2+y 2+z 2=a 2and z =h.For any point (x,y,z )∈C,we have z =h,and a 2=x 2+y 2+h 2,so x 2+y 2=(a 2?h 2).So the curve
C ={(x,y,h )∈R 3|x 2+y 2=(a 2?h 2)}is a circle in space R 3.
Again project the region D onto xy -plane,its shadow
R ={(x,y,0)|x 2+y 2≤a 2?h 2
}in xy -coordinates,and
={(r,θ)|0≤r ≤√a 2?h 2,0≤θ≤2π}in polar coordinates.
Because of the nature region D,we describe it in terms of cylindrical coordinates,
Then
∫∫∫D
1dV =
∫∫R ∫
z max (x,y )=
√
a 2?x 2?y 2
z min (x,y )=h 1dz dA
=
∫2π0
∫√a 2?h 20
∫√a 2?r 2
h
r dz dr theta.
3.Find the volume of the region D bounded above by x 2+y 2+z 2=a 2and bounded below by the positive cone z =λ√
x 2+y 2,where λ=h √a 2?h 2
.Solution .If we compare this question with the previous one,we should know that we need just to change the z min (x,y )in the triple integral.With this in mind,the sphere and the cone can be described as r 2+z 2=a 2and z =λr,i.e.a 2=(1+λ2)r 2,and hence we have z =h,and r =√
a 2?h 2,so the curve of intersection of sphere and the positive cone is a circle on the plane C ={(x,y,h )|x 2+y 2=a 2?h 2},then ∫∫∫D
1dV =∫∫R ∫z max (x,y )=√a 2?x 2?y 2
z min (x,y )=λr 1dz dA
=
∫2π0
∫√a 2?h 20
∫√a 2?r 2
λr
r dz dr dθ.
4.Find the volume of the region D bounded above by z =h and bounded below by the positive cone z =√
x 2+y 2.Solution .Similar to the previous question,we have ∫∫∫D
1dV =
∫2π0
∫√a 2?h 20
∫h
hr √
a 2?h 2
r dz dr dθ.
5.Evaluate the double integral ∫∫
R
xy dA,where R is the region on xy-plane bound-
ed by the curves y=x2,and x=y3
.
Solution.One can?rst?nd the intersection point of these curves as follows: y=x2=(y3)2=y6,i.e.0=y?y6=y(1?y5),so y=0or y5=1,i.e.
y=5
√
1=1,hence y=0or y=1.Correspondingly,we have only two intersec-tion points A(0,0),B(1,1)∈C.It follows that
R={(x,y)∈R2|0≤x≤1,x2≤y≤3
√
x}if one projects R onto x-axis, ={(x,y)∈R2|0≤y≤1,y3≤x≤
√
y}if one projects R onto y-axis.
Then the double integral
∫∫
R
xy dA=
∫1
∫y
max
(x)=3
√
x
y min(x)=x2
xy dy dx=
5
48
,or
=
∫1
∫x
max
(y)=
√
y
x min(y)=y3
xy dx dy=
5
48
.
6.De?nition.the average value of a function f(x,y)(or f(x,y,z)respectively)
de?ned in a region R of R2(or R3respectively).
Average[f]=
∫∫
R
f(x,y)dA
∫∫
R
1dA
,or=
∫∫∫
R
f(x,y,z)dV
∫∫∫
R
1dV
.