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编辑于2022-04-07 11:19:36Chapter 10 Conics and Polar Coordinates
10.1 The Parabola
Directrix (l)
Focus (F)
Eccentricity (e)
0<e<1 Ellipse
e=1 Parabola
Standard equation
e>1 Hyperbola
Exercises
Find the focus and directrix of parabola
1 Determine the standard type of parabola
2 Find p
3 Write down the focus and directrix based on p
Find the equation of parabola that go through a point and opens direction
1 Determine the standard type of parabola
2 Find p by using point
3 Write down the equation based on p
10.2 Ellipses and Hyperbolas
Ellipse
Standard equation
Focus on x-axis
Focus (c,0) and (-c,0)
Vertex (a,0) , (-a,0) and (0,b) , (0,-b)
Focus on y-axis
Focus (0,c) and (0,-c)
Vertex (0,a) , (0,-a) and (b,0) , (-b,0)
Hypobola
Standard equation
Focus on x-axis
Asymptotes
Vertex (a,0) and (-a,0)
Focus on y-axis
Asymptotes
Vertex (0,a) and (0,-a)
Exercises
Find the focus and eccentricity and asyptotes
1 Determine the major axis
2 Find a and b
3 Calculate c
4 Write down the focus and eccentricity based on a,b,c
Find the equation
Find the area of ellipse
S=2Supper
10.3 Translation and Rotation of Axes
Quadriatic equation
Translations
If the new axes are parallel, respectively, to the original axes and have the same directions and scales
(x,y) old xy-coordinate system (u,v) new uv-coordinate system Let (h,k) be the old coordinates of the new origin
u=x-h v=y-k
Rotations
If the equation includes the cross product term Bxy
(x,y) old xy-coordinate system (u,v) new uv-coordinate system
x=ucosα-vsinα y=vcosα+usinα
Exercises
Find the new euqation after coordinates translations
1 Find h and k
2 Calculate u and v
3 Replace x and y by u and v, respectively
Find the new coordinates of a point after a translation of axes to a new oringin
1 Find h and k which is the coordinates of new origin
2 Calculate u and v
3 (u,v) is the new coordinates of the point
Find new equation after rotation of axes through α
1 Substituting x=ucosα-vsinα y=vcosα+usinα
2 Replace x and y by the equation in step 1
Make a rotation of axes to eliminate the cross-product term in the equation
1 Determine the angle α by using the formula Bcos2α=(A-C)sin2α
2 Substituting x=ucosα-vsinα y=vcosα+usinα
3 Replace x and y by the equation in step 2
10.7 Calculus in Polar Coordinates
Area in Polar coordinates
Tangent line for polar curves
the tangent at the pole
the slope of the tangent line
Arc length for polar curves
Exercises
Find the area of the region
1 Find dA
2 Find A
Find the area of region outside the curve f(α) and inside the curve g(α)
1 Solving the two equations simultaneously
2 Calculate
Find the slope of tangent line at α
1 Find
2 Substituting the value of α
Find the tangent lines at the pole
1 Set the polar equation f(α)=0 and solve
2 Find tanα
3 The tangent lines at the pole in rectangular coordinate system are y=tanαx
Find the perimeter of the curve f(α)
1 Transfrom polar equation to rectangular equation
2 Calculate
10.6 Graphs of Polar Equations
Type 1
r=a Circle
Type 2
α=α0 Line
Type 3
r=2acosα Circle with a diameter lies in the x-axis
Type 4
r=2asinα Circle with a diameter lies in the y-axis
Type 5
r=aα Archimedean Spiral
Type 6
Cardioid Limacon
Type 7
Lemniscate
Type 8
r=asinnα or r=acosnα Rose Curves
Exercises
Identity the graph of polar equation
10.5 The Polar Coordinate System
Polar coordinate system
A point O called Pole (or origin)
A ray Ox called Polar axis
P is any point in the plane, r is the distance from O to P and let α be the angle from polar axis to the line Op
Polar Equation
r=a circle
α=α0 line
f(r,α)=0
Relation to Cartesian Coordinates
Polar to Rectangular
x=rcosα y=rsinα
Rectangular to Polar
Exercises
Transform coordinates between Cartesian Coordinates and Polar Coordinates
Recognize the graph of the Polar equation is a Conic/Circle/Line by changing to Cartesian Coordinates
1 Change the polar coordinates to rectangular coordinates
2 Replace the α in the equation
10.4 Parametric Representation of Curves in the Plane
Cycloid
x=a(t-sint) y=a(1-cost)
Theorem A
Exercises
Find the derivatives for the function determined by x=f(t), y=g(t) and determine them at a value t
1 Find the derivative by using theorem A
2 Substitute t by the value
Evaluate antiderivative includes x,y where x=f(t), y=g(t) are given
1 From x=f(t), calculate dx
2 Substitution x and y
3 Calculate