Question 1. Consider these real-valued functions of two variables TVIn (r2y2) f (x, y)- 9(r,)2 2+...
Question 1. Consider these real-valued functions of two variables f(x, y) (a) (i) What is the maximal domain, D, for the functions f and g? Write D in set notation (ii) What is the range of f and g? Is either function onto? (iii) Show that f is not one-to-one. (iv) Find and sketch the level sets of g with heights: 20-0, 20-2, 20-4 (Note: Use set notation, and draw a single contour diagram.) (v) Without finding Vg, on your...
Question 1. Consider these real-valued functions of two variables: (a) i) What is the maximal domain, D, for the functions f and g Write D in set notation (ii) What is the range of f and g? Is either function onto? ii) Show that f is not one-to-one iv) Find and sketch the level sets of g with heights: zo- 0, 0 2, 20 4 Note: Use set notation, and draw a single contour diagram.) v) Without finding Vg, on...
Question 1. Consider these real-valued functions of two variables: T In (x2 + y2) (a) () What is the maximal domain, D, for the functions f and g? Write D in set notation. (ii) What is the range of f and g? Is either function onto? ii) Show that f is not one-to-one. (iv) Find and sketch the level sets of g with heights: z00, 2, 04 (Note: Use set notation, and draw a single contour diagram.) (v) Without finding...
Question 1. Consider these real-valued functions of two variables: +in (b) (i) Sketch the cross-sections of g with 20-0, ±v3 on a single diagram. (ii) Sketch the cross-sections of g with yo 0, +1, 2 on a single diagram (ii) Sketch the graph of g. (You should not spend too long on your sketch. Perhaps add some words to describe what you think the surface looks like.) Question 1. Consider these real-valued functions of two variables: +in (b) (i) Sketch...
Problem 7. [13 points; 4, 4, 5.] Consider the function f(r, y) 2y ln(r- ). (i) Find the unit direction of steepest increase for f at the point P (2, 1) (ii) Find the directional derivative of f at the point P(2,1) in the direction u = S (iii) Linearly approximate the value f((2,1)00) Problem 7. [13 points; 4, 4, 5.] Consider the function f(r, y) 2y ln(r- ). (i) Find the unit direction of steepest increase for f at...
Question 8 (15 marks) Consider the function f: R2 R2 given by 1 (, y)(0,0) f(r,y) (a) Consider the surface z f(x, y). (i Determine the level curves for the surface when z on the same diagram in the r-y plane. 1 and 2, Sketch the level curves (i) Determine the cross-sectional curves of the surface in the r-z plane and in the y- plane. Sketch the two cross-sectional curves (iii) Sketch the surface. (b) For the point (r, y)...
log(2 - 2) (x2 y Question 2. Consider the function f(x, y, (a) What is the maximal domain of f? (Write your answer in set notation.) (b) Find ▽f. (c) Find the tangent hyperplnes Te2)(r, y,z) and Tao2-)f(x, y, z). Find the intersection of these two hyperplanes, and very briefly describe the intersection in words (0,1, 1) and set notation. Confirm that the point (2, 2, 1) is on this level surface, and that Vf(2, 2, 1) is (d) On...
2) The set S of all real-valued functions f(x) of a single real variable z is a vector space. (a) Show that the set L of all real-valued linear functions f(x) = mx + b of a single variable x is a subspace of S. (b) Show tha (f(x), g(x))= | f(z)g(x)dx is an inner product on L. (c) Find an orthonormal basis for C with respect to the inner product defined in (b)
For each of the following functions, (i) find the constant c so that f(x) is a pdf of a random variable x, (ii) find the cdf F(x)-P(XSX), (iii) sketch graphs of the pdf f (x) and the distribution function F(x), and (iv) find μ and σ2. (a) f (x) x3/4, 0 <x<c (b) f (x)-(3/16x-,-c < x c
log(2 - 2) Consider the function f(x, y,z) (a) What is the maximal domain off? (Write your answer in set notation.) Find ▽f. (b) Find the tangent hyperplanes Ta2.1,f(r, y, 2) and To-ef(r, y, 2). Find the intersection (c) On (z, y, z)-axes, draw arrows representing the vector field F = Vf at the points (1,0,1), (d) Find the level set of f which has value ("height") wo 0, and describe it in words and of these two hyperplanes, and...