ConcepTest Section 12.3 Question 1 Figure 12.1 shows contours of a function. You stand on the graph of the function at the point (-1, -1, 2) and start.

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ConcepTest Section 12.3 Question 1 Figure 12.1 shows contours of a function. You stand on the graph of the function at the point (-1, -1, 2) and start walking parallel to the x-axis. Describe how you move and what you see when you look right and left.

ConcepTest Section 12.3 Answer 1 You start to the left of the y-axis on the contour labeled 2. At first you go downhill, and the slope is steep. Then it flattens out. You reach a lowest point right on the y- axis and start going uphill; the slope is increasing as you go. To your left and right the terrain is doing the exact same thing; you are walking across a valley that extends to your right and left. ANSWER COMMENT: Follow-up Question. What happens if you walk in a different direction?

ConcepTest Section 12.3 Question 2 Which of the following is true? If false, find a counterexample. (a) The values of contour lines are always 1 unit apart. (b) Any contour diagram that consists of parallel lines comes from a plane. (c) The contour diagram of any plane consists of parallel lines. (d) Contour lines can never cross. (e) The closer the contours, the steeper the graph of the function.

ConcepTest Section 12.3 Answer 2 (c) and (e) are true. For (a), Figure in the text, a contour diagram of the corn production function, is a counterexample. For (b), the parabolic cylinder, z = x 2, has parallel line contours. For (d), contour lines of the same value can cross, for example, the contour 0 in z = xy. ANSWER COMMENT: Follow-up Question. How would you have to change the statements to make them true (if possible)?

ConcepTest Section 12.3 Question 3 Which of the following terms best describes the origin in the contour diagram in Figure 12.2? (a) A mountain pass (b) A dry river bed (c) A mountain top (d) A ridge

ConcepTest Section 12.3 Answer 3 A dry river bed. ANSWER COMMENT: Follow-up Question. Imagine that you are walking on the graph of the function. Describe what you see and how you move.

ConcepTest Section 12.3 Question 4 Draw a contour diagram for the surface z = 1 – x – y. Choose a point and determine a path from that point on which (a) The altitude of the surface remains constant. (b) The altitude increases most quickly.

ConcepTest Section 12.3 Answer 4 (a) To maintain a constant altitude, we move along a contour. (b) Since the graph of this function is a plane, to find the path on which the altitude increases most quickly, we move perpendicular to the level curves. ANSWER COMMENT: Find the equations of the these paths in the xy-plane. Choose other paths on the plane and describe them.

ConcepTest Section 12.3 Question 5 Which of the following surfaces do not have circles as contours? (a) A parabolic cylinder (b) A cone (c) A paraboloid (d) A hemisphere

ConcepTest Section 12.3 Answer 5 (a), a parabolic cylinder has straight line contours. ANSWER COMMENT: Follow-up Question. How can you change the equation of the paraboloid z = x 2 + y 2 to make the contours ellipses?