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MTH301 MIDTERM SOLVED MCQS by JUNAID

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MTH301 MIDTERM SOLVED MCQS by JUNAID

The document contains 20 multiple choice questions related to multivariable calculus and 3D coordinate geometry. Some key topics covered include: describing points in 3D space using coordinates, direction cosines and ratios, partial derivatives, double integrals, and evaluating functions of multiple variables.

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AL-JUNAID TECH INSTITUE

Question No: 1
Every point in three dimensional space can be described by -------- coordinates.
► Two
► Three
► Four
► Eight
Question No: 2
What are the direction cosines for the line joining the points (1, 3, 2) and (7, -2, 3)?

► 1 3 2
, and

7 2 3
► 7 6 6
, and

11 11 11

► 8 , 1 and 5
3 10 3 10 3 10
6 5 1
► , and
62 62 62
Question No: 3
The angles which a line makes with positive x ,y and z-axis are known as ------------

► Direction cosines

► Direction ratios

► Direction angles

Question No: 4
Which of the following is geometrical representation of the equation y  4 , in three
dimensional space?

► A point on y-axis (Farhan)

► Plane parallel to xy-plane

► Plane parallel to yz-axis

► Plane parallel to xz-plane (Ali)


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Question No: 5

Domain of the function f (x, y, z)  x 2  y 2  z 2 is

► Entire 3D-Space
► Entire 3D-Space except origin
► (0,  )
► (-  ,  )
Question No: 6

If f (x, y)  x2 y  y3  ln x
2 f
then =
x2

1
► 2xy 
x2
1
► 2y 
x2
1
► 2xy 
x2
1
► 2y 
x2

Question No: 7
Suppose f (x, y)  xy  2 y2 where x  3t 1 and y  2t . Which one of the following is
true?

df
 4t  2
► dt
► df  16t  t
dt

► df  18t  2
dt
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► df  10t 2  8t 1
dt

Question No: 8

2 f 2 f 2 f  0 is known as -------------
 
For a function f (x, y, z) , the equation 2 x
2 y  2 z

► Gauss Equation

► Euler’s equation

► Laplace’s Equation
► Stoke's Equation

Question No: 9
Magnitude of vector  is 2, magnitude of vector  is 3 and angle between them when
a b
 
placed tail to tail is 45 degrees. What is a . b ?
► 4.5
► 6.2
► 5.1
► 4.2
Question No: 10

Is the function f (x, y) continuous at origin? If not, why?


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f (x, y)  xy
x2  y2
► f (x, y) is continuous at origin

lim f (x, y) does not exist


► ( x, y)(0, 0)

► f (0, 0) is defined and lim f (x, y) exists but these two numbers are not
equal. ( x, y)(0, 0)

Question No: 11
Let R be a closed region in two dimensional space. What does the double integral over R
calculates?

► Area of R.??(ali)

► Radius of inscribed circle in R

► Distance between two endpoints of R.

► None of these

Question No: 12
Which of the following formula can be used to find the Volume of a parallelepiped
with adjacent edges formed by the vectors a , b and c ?
⃗ ⃗ ⃗


a bc  
⃗ ⃗ ⃗



a g b gc 
⃗ ⃗ ⃗


a g b c  
⃗ ⃗ ⃗


a  b gc 
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Question No: 13
Two surfaces are said to be orthogonal at a point of their intersection if their normals at
that point are ---------
► Parallel
► Perpendicular
► In opposite direction

Question No: 14
Two surfaces are said to intersect orthogonally if their normals at every point common to
them are ----------

► perpendicular
► parallel
►In opposite direction
Question No: 15

f (x, y)
Let the function has continuous second-order partial derivatives

f and fxy  in some circle centered at a critical point


f yy (x0 , y0 )
xx ,
and let

D  f (x , y ) f (x , y )  f 2
(x , y )
xx 0 0 yy 0 0 xy 0 0

If D  0 fxx (x0 , y0 )  0 then f has ---------------


and

► Relative maximum at (x0 , y0 )

► Relative minimum at
(x0 , y0 )
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► Saddle point at
(x0 , y0 )

► No conclusion can be drawn.


Question No: 16

f (x, y)
Let the function has continuous second-order partial derivatives

f and fxy  in some circle centered at a critical point


f yy (x0 , y0 )
xx ,
and let

D  f ( x , y ) f (x , y )  f 2
(x , y )
xx 0 0 yy 0 0 xy 0 0

If D  0 then ---------------

(x ,
► f has relative maximum at 0 y0 )

(x , y )
► f has relative minimum at 0 0
(x , y )
► f has saddle point at 0 0
► No conclusion can be drawn.
Question No: 17

If R  {(x, y) / 0  x  2 and 1  y  4},then


 (6x2  4xy3)dA 
R
4 2
(6x2  4xy3)dydx
► 
1 0

2 4

►  (6x2  4xy3)dxdy
0 1

4 2

►  (6x2  4xy3)dxdy
1 0
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4 1
(6x2  4xy3)dxdy
► 
2 0

Question No: 18

If R  {(x, y) / 0  x  2 and 1  y  1},then


 (x  2 y 2 )dA 
R

1 2

►   (x  2 y2 )dydx
1 0

2 1
(x  2 y2 )dxdy
►  
0 1

1 2

►   (x  2 y2 )dxdy
1 0

2 0

►   (x  2 y2 )dxdy

1 1

Question No: 19

If R  {(x, y) / 2  x  4 and 0  y  1},then


 (4xe2 y )dA 
R
1 4

►  (4xe2 y )dydx
0 2

1 4

►  (4xe2 y )dxdy
0 2
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4 2

►  (4xe2 y )dxdy
1 0

4 2

►  (4xe2 y )dydx
1 0

Question No: 20

If R  {(x, y) / 0  x  4 and 0  y  9},then


 (3x  4x xy )dA 
R

9 4

►  (3x  4x xy )dydx
0 0

4 9

►  (3x  4x xy )dxdy
0 4

9 0

►  (3x  4x xy )dxdy
4 0

4 9

►   (3x  4x xy )dydx
0 0
AL-JUNAID TECH INSTITUE
1. Every real number corresponds to on the co-ordinate line.

 Infinite number of points

 Two points (one positive and one negative)

 A unique point??f

 None of these

2. There is one-to-one correspondence between the set of points on co-ordinate line and
.
 Set of real numbers

 Set of integers

 Set of natural numbers

 Set of rational numbers



3. Which of the following is associated to each point of three dimensional spaces?
 A real number

 An ordered pair

 An ordered triple
 A natural Number

4. All axes are positive in octant.


 First

 Second

 Fourth

 Eighth
   
5. The spherical co-ordinates of a point are  3, ,  .What are its cylindrical co-
 3 2 
ordinates?
 3 

  , , 0
 2 2 
   
  3 cos , 3 sin , 0
3 3
 

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    
  3 sin , , 3 cos 
 3 2 3 
  
  3, , 0 
3
 
6. Suppose f  x, y   xy  2 y2 where x  3t 1 and y 2t. Which one of the following is
true?

4t d 2
f
 16td t
t

18t d2
f
 10td2  8t  1
t

 d
f
d
t

 d
f
d
t

w  f  x, y, z and x  g  r, s , y h r, s , z t r, s w 



7. Let then by chain rule
r
w x w y w z
  
x r y r z r
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w x w y w z
  
r r r r r r
w x x w y y w z z
  
x r s y r s z r s
w r w r w r
  
r x r y r z

8. Magnitude of vector is 2, magnitude of vector is 3and angle between them when


placed tail to tail is 45 degrees. What is ?
 4.5

 6.2

 5.1

 4.2
9. Is the function f  x, y  continuous at origin? If not, why?

 f  x, y  is continuous at origin

f  0, 0is not defined



 f  0, 0
lim

is defined but f  x, y  does not exist
 x, y   0,0

 f  0, 0 lim f  x, y 


is defined and  x, y   0,0  exist but these two numbers are not
equal.

10. Is the function f  x, y  continuous at origin? If not, Why?

 f  x, yis continuous at origin


 f  0, 0  is not defined
 f  0, 0  is defined but
lim f  x, y  does not exist
 x, y   0,0 
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 f  0, 0  is defined and lim f  x, y  exist but these two numbers are not equal.
 x, y   0,0

11. Let R be a closed region in two dimensional space. What does the double integral
over R calculates?
 Area of R

 Radius of inscribed circle in R.

 Distance between two endpoints of R.

 None of these

12. Which of the following formula can be used to find the volume of a parallelepiped
with adjacent edges formed by the vectors , and ?




13. Two surfaces are said to be orthogonal at appoint of their intersection if their normals
at that point are .
 Parallel

 Perpendicular

 In opposite direction

 Same direction
14. By Extreme Value Theorem, if a function f  x, y  is continuous on a closed and
bounded set R, then f  x, y  has both on R.
 Absolute maximum and absolute minimum value
 Relative maximum and relative minimum value

 Absolute maximum and relative minimum value

 Relative maximum and absolute minimum value


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15. Let the function f  x, y  has continuous second-order partial derivatives

f xx ,
f yy
and fxy  in some circle centered at a critical point  x , y  and let
0 0

D  fxx  x0 , y0  f yy  x0 , y0   f 2  x , y  if
0 0
xy

D  0 and fxx  x0 , y0   0 then f has .

 Relative maximum at  x0 , y0 
 Relative minimum at  x 0 , y0  
 Saddle point at  x0 , y0 

 No conclusion can be drawn.
16. Let the function f  x, y  has continuous second-order partial derivatives

f xx ,
f yy
and fxy  in some circle centered at a critical point  x , y  and let
0 0

D  fxx  x0 , y0  f yy  x0 , y0   f 2  x , y  if
0 0
xy

if D  0 then .
 f has relative maximum at  x0 , y0 
 f has relative minimum at  x0 , y0 
 f has saddle point at  x0 , y0 

 No conclusion can be drawn.
17. 1 If R  R1  R2 , where R1 and R2 are no over lapping regions then
7
.

 f  x, y  dA   f  x, y dA 
R1 R2

  f  x, y  dA
R

  f  x, y  dA   f  x, y dA
R1 R2

  f  x, y  dV
R

  f  x, y  dV   f  x, y  dA
R R2
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If R    x, y  / 0  x  2 1  y  4 ,then   6x 2  4xy3  dA 
18. 1 4 2 and
R
8
.

    6x 2  4xy3  dydx
10

24

    6x 2  4xy3  dydx
0 1

42

    6x 2  4xy3  dydx
10

41

    6x 2  4xy3  dydx
2 0

If R    x, y  / 2  x  4 and 0  y  1 , then   4xe2 y  dA 


19. 1 14
R
9
.

    4xe2 y  dydx
02

14

    4xe2 y  dxdy
02

42

    4xe2 y  dxdy
10

42

    4xe2 y  dydx
10

If R    x, y  / 0  x  4 0  y  9 , then
20. 2 94 and
  3x  4x 
xy dA 
R
0
.
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    3x  4x 
xy dydx
00

   3x  4x 
94
 xy dxdy
00

   3x  4x 
90
 xy dxdy
4 0

   3x  4x 
49
 xy dydx
00

Question No: 1
Which of the following number is associated to each point on a co-ordinate line?
► An integer
► A real number
► A rational number
► A natural number

Question No: 2
If a  0 , then the parabola y  ax  bx  c opens in which of the following
2

direction?
► Positive x - direction
► Negative x - direction
► Positive y - direction
► Negative y - direction
Question No: 3

Rectangular co-ordinate of a point is (1, 3,  2) . What is its spherical co-


ordinate?
  3 
► 2 2, , 
 3 2 
 
  3 
► 2 2, , 
 2 4 
 
  3 
► 2 2, , 
 3 4 
 
  3 
►  2, ,
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 3 4 
 
Question No: 4
If a function is not defined at some point, then its limit ------------ exist at that point.
►Always
►Never
►May
Question No: 5
Suppose f (x, y)  x3exy . Which one of the statements is correct?
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f  3x3exy
► y
f  x e
3 xy

► y
f  x e
4 xy

► y
f  x ye
3 xy

► y

Question No: 6
If f (x, y)  x2 y  y3  ln x
2 f
then =
x2

1
► 2xy 
x2
1
► 2 y 
x2
1
► 2xy 
x2
1
► 2 y 
x2

Question No: 7
Suppose f (x, y)  xy  2 y2 where x  3t 1 and y  2t . Which one of the following
is true?

df  4t  2
►
dt


df  16t  t
►
dt

df  18t  2
►
dt
df  10t 2  8t 1
►
dt
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Question No: 8
Is the function f (x, y) continuous at origin? If not, why?
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0 If x  0 and y  0
f (x, y)  Otherwise

1

► f (x, y) is continuous at origin


► f (0, 0) is not defined

► f (0, 0) lim f (x, y)


► f (0, 0) is defined but ( x, y)(0, 0)
f (x, y) does not exist
is defined and lim exists but these two
numbers are not equal. ( x, y)(0, 0)

Question No: 9
What is the relation between the direction of gradient at any point on the surface
to the tangent plane at that point ?

►parallel
►perpendicular
►opposite direction
►No relation between them.

Question No: 10
Two surfaces are said to intersect orthogonally if their normals at every point
common to them are ----------
► perpendicular
► parallel
► in opposite direction

Question No: 11
By Extreme Value Theorem, if a function f (x, y) is continuous on a closed and

bounded set R, then f (x, y) has both ----------------- on R.

► Absolute maximum and absolute minimum value


► Relative maximum and relative minimum value

Question No: 12
Let the function f (x, y) has continuous second-order partial derivatives

f and fxy  in some circle centered at a critical point


f yy (x0 , y0 )
xx ,
and let

D  f ( x , y ) f (x , y )  f 2
(x , y )
xx 0 0 yy 0 0 xy 0 0
AL-JUNAID TECH INSTITUE
If D  0 fxx (x0 , y0 )  0 then f has ---------------
and
AL-JUNAID TECH INSTITUE
► Relative maximum at
(x0 , y0 )
► Relative minimum at
(x0 , y0 )
► Saddle point at (x0 , y0 )
► No conclusion can be drawn.

Question No: 13
Let the function f (x, y) has continuous second-order partial derivatives

f and fxy  in some circle centered at a critical point


f yy (x0 , y0 )
xx ,
and let

D  f (x , y ) f (x , y )  f 2
(x , y )
xx 0 0 yy 0 0 xy 0 0

If D  0 then ---------------

► f has relative maximum at (x0 , y0 )


(x , y )
► f has relative minimum at 0 0
► f has saddle point at (x0 , y0 )
► No conclusion can be drawn.

Question No: 14
The function f (x, y)  is continuous in the region ---------- and
yx
discontinuous elsewhere.

► x y
► x y
► x y
Question No: 15
Plane is an example of ---------------------
► Curve
► Surface
► Sphere
► Cone
Question No: 16
If R  R1  R2 , where R1 and R2 are no overlapping regions then
AL-JUNAID TECH INSTITUE
f( x, 
  f ( x, y) dA R2 
R1

 f ( x, y) dA
► R

►   f ( x, y) dA f ( x
R1 R2

►  f ( x, y) dV
R

►   f ( x, y) dA R2
f( x
R1

Question No: 17
If R  {(x, y) / 0  x  2 and 1  y  4},then
 (6x2  4xy3)dA 
R
4 2
(6x2  4xy3)dydx
►  (6x2  4xy3)dxdy
1 0
2 4
(6x2  4xy3)dxdy
►  (6x2  4xy3)dxdy
0 1
4 2

► 
1 0
4 1

► 
2 0

Question No: 18
If R  {(x, y) / 0  x  2 and 1  y  1},then
 (x  2 y 2 )dA 
R

1 2

►   (x  2 y2 )dydx
1 0

2 1
(x  2 y2 )dxdy
►  
0 1
AL-JUNAID TECH INSTITUE
1 2
(x  2 y2 )dxdy
►  
1 0
2 0
(x  2 y2 )dxdy
►  
1 1

Question No: 19
If R  {(x, y) / 0  x  2 and 0  y  3},then
 (1 yexy )dA 
R

2 3

►  (1 yexy )dydx


0
2
0
3
(1 yexy )dxdy
(1 yexy )dxdy
►  (4xe2 y )dydx
0 0
3 0

► 
2 0
2 3

► 
0 2

Question No: 20
If R  {(x, y) / 0  x  4 and 0  y  9},then
 (3x  4x xy )dA 
R

9 4

►  (3x  4x xy )dydx
0
4
0
9
(3x  4x xy )dxdy
(3x  4x xy )dxdy
►  (3x  4x xy )dydx
0 4
9 0

► 
4 0
4 9

► 
0 0

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