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CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
21-256 Review Exam 4 (Final Exam), Spring 2004
Your final exam will consist of 4 parts, clearly identified on your exam. Each part
will consist of 5 questions. The exam will be on Monday, May 3rd, 5:30-8:30 P.M.,
room DH2210. Please see course web site for conflict policy and procedure. We will
review on Wed. April 28th for part 4, and Friday April 30th for all parts.
- Part 1. This will consist of material from exam 1.
- Expect 1 question on
sequences,
- 3 questions on testing series,
- and 1 question on Power Seies (Interval of Convergence, Radius of
Convergence, Representation of Functions by Power Series) and
Taylor Series.
Please examine the review sheet for exam 1 for a complete
description of these topics.
- Part 2. This will consist of material from exam 2.
- Expect 1 question on linear independence, or span
- expect 1 question on determinants
- expect 1 question on solving a system of linear equations
- and 2 questions on basic geometry: lines, planes, dot product, and cross
product.
Please examine the review sheet for exam 2 for a complete
description of these topics.
- Part 3. This will consist of material from exam 3.
- Expect 1 question on determining limits of functions of 2 variables,
- expect 1 question on partial derivatives, and verifying a PDE
- expect 1 question on determining a tangent plane, and computing or using a
linear approximation,
- expect 1 question on the chain rule,
- and expect 1 question on directional derivatives and the gradient vector.
Please examine the review sheet for exam 3 for a complete
description of these topics.
- Part 4. This will consist of material covered since exam 3. Specifically,
sections 14.7 and 14.8 of Stewart, and sections 5.5 and 5.6 of Walker.
- Expect 1 question on unconstrained optimization, function of 2 variables,
as in section 14.7,
- expect 1 question on unconstrained optimization, function of more than 2
variables, as in section 5.6
- expect 1 question on linear least squares approximation, as in section 5.5
linear approximation,
- expect 1 question on constrained optimization, function of 2
variables on a closed bounded domain, as in section 14.7 (27-34,37-41). Note that one
may use Lagrange multipliers if appropriate on the boundary,
- and expect 1 question on constrained optimization, Lagrange multipliers, as in
section 14.8.
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Timothy J Flaherty
2004-05-02