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    Name ARHAM SALEEM

    Student ID BC240201060
    Course code MTH-301 (Section of Mr. Mansoor)

    Assignment No.1

    Q1: Find the coordinate of the vertex of parabola y=4 x 2 +7 x+ 2.


    Solution:
    The x-coordinate of the vertex can be calculated using the formula:
    −b
    x=
    2a
    Where a=4 , b=7∧c=2.
    Step-1 Find the X-Coordinate
    −7 −7
    x= =
    2× 4 8
    Step-2 Find the Y-Coordinate
    −7
    Substitute x= into the equation to find y:
    8

    ( ) ( )
    2
    −7 −7
    y=4 +7 +2
    8 8

    ( )
    y=4
    49 49
    64
    − +2
    8
    196 392 128
    y= − +
    64 64 64
    196−392+128
    y=
    64
    −68 −17
    y= =
    64 16
    The vertex of the parabola is:

    ( −7 17
    8
    ,− )16
    So, the coordinate of the vertex is:
    −0.875 ,−1.0625
    Q2: Find the distance between two points A ( 1 ,2 , 5 )∧B ( 3 , 2 ,1 ) . Also, find their midpoint.
    Distance between points A and B:
    Given Points:
    A ( 1 ,2 , 5 ) B (3 ,2 , 1)
    Formula of Distance:
    √ 2 2
    d= ( x 2−x 1 ) + ( y 2− y 1) + ( z 2−z 1 )
    2

    Substitute the given values:


    d= √ ( 3−1 ) + ( 2−2 ) + ( 1−5 )
    2 2 2

    d= √ ( 2 ) + ( 0 ) + (−4 )
    2 2 2

    d= √ 4+0+ 16
    d= √ 20
    d=2 √ 5
    So, the distance between A and B is: 2 √ 5 ≈ 4.47

    Midpoint of Points A and B:


    Formula of Midpoint:

    M= ( x +2 x , y +2 y , z +2 z )
    1 2 1 2 1 2

    Substitute the given values:


    M= ( 1+32 , 2+22 , 5+12 )
    M= ( 42 , 42 , 62 )
    M =( 2 , 2 ,3 )

    So, the final answer is:

    Distance: 2 √ 5 ≈ 4.47

    Midpoint: ( 2 , 2, 3 )
    Q3: Convert the point 3 , ( π π
    ,
    2 4 )
    from spherical coordinates to rectangular coordinates.

    Spherical to rectangular conversion Formulas:


    x=ρsin ∅ cosθ

    y= ρsin ∅ sinθ

    z=ρcos ∅

    π π
    Given: ρ=3 ,θ= , ∅ =
    2 4

    Step1 Calculates x:

    x=3. sin ( π4 ) . cos( π2 )


    We Know:

    sin ( π4 )= √22 and cos ( π2 )=0


    x=3. √ .0=0
    2
    2
    Step 2 Calculate Y:

    y=3. sin ( π4 ) . sin ( π2 )


    We Know: sin ( π2 )=1
    y=3.
    √2 .1= 3 √2
    2 2
    Step 3 Calculate Z:

    z=3. cos ( π4 )
    We Know: cos ( π4 )= √22
    z=3. √ = √
    2 3 2
    2 2

    So, the final answer is:


    The Rectangular Coordinates are:
    (
    ( x , y , z )= 0 , √ , √
    3 2 3 2
    2 2 )

    Q4: Check whether the given function is continuous or not at (0, 1).

    {
    x3
    f ( x )= 2 2
    if ( x , y ) ≠ ( 0 , 1 ) if ( x , y )=(0 , 1)
    x +y
    0

    To check the continuity of point f ( x , y )at the point (0 , 1), we need to verify if:

    Given that f =( 0 , 1 )=0 , we need to compute the limit:

    Step 1 Change of variables:

    To analyze the limit, we can change variables by letting y=1+ k where k →0 as ( x , y ) → ( 0 , 1 ) .

    Step 2 Simplifying the denominator:

    Thus, the limit becomes:

    Step 3 Evaluating the limit:

    As ( x , k ) →( 0 ,1), the denominator approaches 1:

    Step 4 Conclusion:

    We conclude that the function f =( x , y ) is continuous at the point ( 0 , 1 ) .

    Thus, the final answer is:

    The Function is continuous at ( 0 , 1 ) .

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