Title: NOTES FOR CALC III STEWART 5TH
1NOTES FOR CALC IIISTEWART 5TH
- Section 17.6 PARAMETRIC SURFACES AND THEIR AREAS
2DEFINITION
A parametric surface is a set of three functions
or in vector form
3DEFINITION
If the parametric surface is a surface of
revolution (of y f(x) about the x-axis) then
4DEFINITION
If a parametric surface is given by
then its area, as (u, v) ranges over D, is
or, in the case that we can express z as z f(x,
y),
5EXAMPLE 1 4 pg 1142
Identify the surface
6EXAMPLE 1 4 pg 1142
Identify the surface
This is a surface of revolution where f(x) x is
rotated about y 0.
ANSWER A double cone about the x-axis
7EXAMPLE 1 4 pg 1142
Identify the surface
This is a surface of revolution where f(x) x is
rotated about y 0.
ANSWER A double cone about the x-axis
8EXAMPLE 2 22
Find a parametric representation of the part of
the sphere x2 y2 z2 16 that lies between
the planes z -2 and z 2.
9EXAMPLE 2 22
Find a parametric representation of the part of
the sphere x2 y2 z2 16 that lies between
the planes z -2 and z 2.
10EXAMPLE 2 22
Find a parametric representation of the part of
the sphere x2 y2 z2 16 that lies between
the planes z -2 and z 2.
Spherical would work well here (since we are
describing part of a sphere)
z
4
2
y
11EXAMPLE 2 22
Find a parametric representation of the part of
the sphere x2 y2 z2 16 that lies between
the planes z -2 and z 2.
Spherical would work well here (since we are
describing part of a sphere)
4
?
2
2
4
12EXAMPLE 2 22
Find a parametric representation of the part of
the sphere x2 y2 z2 16 that lies between
the planes z -2 and z 2.
Spherical would work well here (since we are
describing part of a sphere)
4
?
2
2
13EXAMPLE 2 22
Find a parametric representation of the part of
the sphere x2 y2 z2 16 that lies between
the planes z -2 and z 2.
Spherical would work well here (since we are
describing part of a sphere)
4
?
2
2
14EXAMPLE 2 22
Find a parametric representation of the part of
the sphere x2 y2 z2 16 that lies between
the planes z -2 and z 2.
Spherical would work well here (since we are
describing part of a sphere)
15EXAMPLE 3 28
Find parametric equations for the surface
obtained by rotating the curve x 4y2 y4, -2
y 2, about the y-axis.
16EXAMPLE 3 28
Find parametric equations for the surface
obtained by rotating the curve x 4y2 y4, -2
y 2, about the y-axis.
A surface of revolution of y f(x) about the
x-axis is
A surface of revolution of x f(y) about the
y-axis is
17EXAMPLE 3 28
Find parametric equations for the surface
obtained by rotating the curve x 4y2 y4, -2
y 2, about the y-axis.
A surface of revolution of y f(x) about the
x-axis is
ANSWER
18EXAMPLE 4 34
Find an equation of the tangent plane to the
parametric surface
r(u, v) uvi usin vj vcos uk at the point
u 0, v ?.
19EXAMPLE 4 34
Find an equation of the tangent plane to the
parametric surface
r(u, v) uvi usin vj vcos uk at the point
u 0, v ?.
ru(0, ?) ltv, sin v, -vsin ugt lt ?, 0, 0gt
rv(0, ?) ltu, ucos v, cos ugt lt0, 0, 1gt
20EXAMPLE 4 34
Find an equation of the tangent plane to the
parametric surface
r(u, v) uvi usin vj vcos uk at the point
u 0, v ?.
ru(0, ?) ltv, sin v, -vsin ugt lt ?, 0, 0gt
rv(0, ?) ltu, ucos v, cos ugt lt0, 0, 1gt
A normal would then be
21EXAMPLE 4 34
Find an equation of the tangent plane to the
parametric surface
r(u, v) uvi usin vj vcos uk at the point
u 0, v ?.
ru(0, ?) ltv, sin v, -vsin ugt lt ?, 0, 0gt
rv(0, ?) ltu, ucos v, cos ugt lt0, 0, 1gt
A normal would then be
22EXAMPLE 4 34
Find an equation of the tangent plane to the
parametric surface
r(u, v) uvi usin vj vcos uk at the point
u 0, v ?.
A normal is
A point of the plane is r(0, ?) 0i 0j ? k
-?y
23EXAMPLE 4 34
Find an equation of the tangent plane to the
parametric surface
r(u, v) uvi usin vj vcos uk at the point
u 0, v ?.
A normal is
A point of the plane is r(0, ?) 0i 0j ? k
n?X n?r
-?y 0
24EXAMPLE 4 34
Find an equation of the tangent plane to the
parametric surface
r(u, v) uvi usin vj vcos uk at the point
u 0, v ?.
A normal is
A point of the plane is r(0, ?) 0i 0j ? k
n?X n?r
-?y 0
ANSWER y 0
25EXAMPLE 5 38
Find the surface area of z 1 3x 2y2 that
lies above the triangle with vertices (0, 0), (0,
1) and (2, 1).
26EXAMPLE 5 38
Find the surface area of z 1 3x 2y2 that
lies above the triangle with vertices (0, 0), (0,
1) and (2, 1).
y
1
x 2y
zx 3 zy 4y
2 x
27EXAMPLE 5 38
Find the surface area of z 1 3x 2y2 that
lies above the triangle with vertices (0, 0), (0,
1) and (2, 1).
y
1
x 2y
zx 3 zy 4y
2 x
28EXAMPLE 5 38
Find the surface area of z 1 3x 2y2 that
lies above the triangle with vertices (0, 0), (0,
1) and (2, 1).
y
1
x 2y
zx 3 zy 4y
2 x
29EXAMPLE 5 38
Find the surface area of z 1 3x 2y2 that
lies above the triangle with vertices (0, 0), (0,
1) and (2, 1).
y
1
x 2y
zx 3 zy 4y
2 x
30EXAMPLE 5 38
Find the surface area of z 1 3x 2y2 that
lies above the triangle with vertices (0, 0), (0,
1) and (2, 1).
y
1
x 2y
zx 3 zy 4y
2 x
31EXAMPLE 5 44
Find the surface area of the helicoid r(u, v)
ucosvi usin vj vk, 0 v ? , 0 u 1.
32EXAMPLE 5 44
Find the surface area of the helicoid r(u, v)
ucosvi usin vj vk, 0 v ? , 0 u 1.
ru cosvi sin vj rv -usin vi ucos vj k
33EXAMPLE 5 44
Find the surface area of the helicoid r(u, v)
ucosvi usin vj vk, 0 v ? , 0 u 1.
ru cosvi sin vj rv -usin vi ucos vj k
34EXAMPLE 5 44
Find the surface area of the helicoid r(u, v)
ucosvi usin vj vk, 0 v ? , 0 u 1.
ru cosvi sin vj rv -usin vi ucos vj k
35EXAMPLE 5 44
Find the surface area of the helicoid r(u, v)
ucosvi usin vj vk, 0 v ? , 0 u 1.
ru cosvi sin vj rv -usin vi ucos vj k
36EXAMPLE 5 44
Find the surface area of the helicoid r(u, v)
ucosvi usin vj vk, 0 v ? , 0 u 1.
ru cosvi sin vj rv -usin vi ucos vj k
37EXAMPLE 5 44
Find the surface area of the helicoid r(u, v)
ucosvi usin vj vk, 0 v ?, 0 u 1.
ru cosvi sin vj rv -usin vi ucos vj k
38EXAMPLE 5 44
Find the surface area of the helicoid r(u, v)
ucosvi usin vj vk, 0 v ?, 0 u 1.
39EXAMPLE 5 44
Find the surface area of the helicoid r(u, v)
ucosvi usin vj vk, 0 v ?, 0 u 1.
40EXAMPLE 5 44
Find the surface area of the helicoid r(u, v)
ucosvi usin vj vk, 0 v ?, 0 u 1.
41EXAMPLE 5 44
Find the surface area of the helicoid r(u, v)
ucosvi usin vj vk, 0 v ?, 0 u 1.
42End of Section 17.6