Exercise 12: Residues and real integrals (a) [6+4 points) Compute the residues for all isolated singularities...
4. Evaluate the following integrals using the Residue Theorem. Justify your calculations, show the work. (10 points each) a) 12 cos a + 13 2 da b) (x2 +6x + 10)2 x sin 2x 24 13 da: c) 4. Evaluate the following integrals using the Residue Theorem. Justify your calculations, show the work. (10 points each) a) 12 cos a + 13 2 da b) (x2 +6x + 10)2 x sin 2x 24 13 da: c)
Consider the following complex-variable function cosh a < T f(z) la! cosh πχ, a) Find all its singularities, state their nature and compute the residues b) Consider the rectangular contour y with vertices at tR and tRi. Evaluate 6 6 dz cosh πχ c) Using the previous result take the limit R-to prove that cosh ax (10] 2 cos (g Hint: remember that cosh(a + b) -cosh a cosh b + sinh a sinh b d) Why is the above...
2. Find the intervals on which the following function is continuous. tan r B( ) = V4-12 3. Find the derivatives of the following functions (a) f(z)= /5x +1 (b) gla) = (2r -3)(a2 +2) (c) y = In (x + Vx2 - 1) 4. Find the intervals on which the following function is decreasing. f(z) = 36x +3r2 - 2r 5. Evaluate the following integrals. r dr (a) sec2 tan (b) dar 3 (c) da 5x+1 1. Sketch the...
Log(2+5) 1. Consider function f(z) sin 2 (a) Determine all singular point (s) of f enclosed in the circle C4(0) (b) Are they isolated singularities? If so, which kind of isolated singularity are they (remov- able, pole, essential)? (c) Compute the residue of f at each of these singularities (d) Evaluate the integral f f(2)dz where y is the circle Ca(0) oriented counterclockwise 1.0 0.5 -0.5 Answer key 1. (а) z0,-T, T (b) Yes. Each is a pole of order...
$*$*-* ? /12-** Rewrite the following integral using the order dydxdz (4 - x)/2 (12-3x -6y)/4 dzdydx 0 Select one: -S1*8*3 ayrics 5. $*$*2-43)* . ** -**-*/ Odydxdz c. None of the choices is correct answer (12-4z)/3 (12-3x - 4z)/6 d. dydxdz o PO 0 $* L*2-43/8/2-** 2z 2z e. dydxdz Set up a triple integral for the volume of the solid region bounded below by the paraboloid z = x2 + y2 and above by the sphere x2 +...
1. Compute each of the following integrals using a technique of your choice. Then for each integral identify one other strategy that you could have attempted, and give a brief one- or two-sentence justification of why you chose your approach over the alternative. (a) [4 points] $c F. dr where F(x,y) (3x²e2y + 4ye4r)i + (2x%e24 +e4x – 7)j and C is the curve that runs along the arc y = 1 – x3 from (0,1) to (1, 0), then...
Use double integrals to licate the fentroid of a two-dimensional region. LOOK AT ALL OTHER PHOTOS AS EXAMPLES AND STEPS ARE INCLUDED WITHIN!!! Use double integrals to locate the centrold of a two-dimensional region Question Find the centroid (Ic, yc) of the trapezoidal region R determined by the lines y = -x + 2 y = 0y = 4,2= 12, and =0 Provide your answer below: FEEDBACK MORE INSTRUCTION SUBMIT Content attribution Question Calculate the component of the centroid with...
3. (4 points) Compute (Z - i)?dz, where y=C3(6+i) is the circle of radius 3 centered at 6+i with positive orientation.
2. Consider the vector field F = (yz - eyiz sinx)i + (x2 + eyiz cosz)j + (cy + eylz cos.) k. (a) Show that F is a gradient vector field by finding a function o such that F = Vº. (b) Show that F is conservative by showing for any loop C, which is a(t) for te (a, b) satisfying a(a) = a(6), ff.dr = $. 14. dr = 0. Hint: the explicit o from (a) is not needed....
Question 14 7 pts Consider the line integral F. dr where REC IND РІ. F(x, y, z) = i + (x+yz)j + (xy – z)k and C is the boundary of the plane 2 + y + z = 4 in the first octant, oriented in the counterclockwise direction when viewed from above. the following double integrals is equivalent to this line Using Stokes' Theorem, which integral? °6964 (3 - 2z+1) du dz (2x + y) dy da Question 12...