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Jeopardy! MA231

TheorySurfacesNumb3rsMixed Bag VectorsCalc I & II 1 unit 2 units 3 units 4 units 5 units Jeopardy!

Theory 1 Unit Go to Jeopardy Screen It is a critical point that is neither and maximum or a minimum.

2 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen Theory This allows us to find the Rate of change of Z=f(x,y) in the direction of an arbitrary unit vector.

3 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen Theory If z = f(x,y) and x=g(t) and y=h(t), this allows us to find the rate of change of z with respect to t.

4 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen Theory If the limit of a function exists at a point and the value of the limit equals the value of the function at that point, we say the function is this.

5 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen Theory It is the direction of the gradient vector at a given point on the surface of a multivariable function.

Geometry 1 Unit Go to Jeopardy Screen Its equation in three dimensional space is ax+by+cz=d.

2 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen It is the shape of x 2 +y 2 =r In three dimensional space. Geometry

3 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen The y-intercept on the graph of Geometry

4 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen It is the set of points traced out by a vector valued function r(t). Geometry

5 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen The type of surface illustrated here Geometry

Numb3rs 1 Unit Go to Jeopardy Screen The number of inches in a foot.

2 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen Numb3rs The number of millimeters in a centimeter.

Daily Double

3 Units Daily Double Go to Jeopardy Screen It is the simplified value of Numb3rs

4 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen Numb3rs It is (0.002)(500).

5 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen Numb3rs A foot as a fraction of a mile

Mixed Bag 1 Unit Go to Jeopardy Screen It is the full name of Homer Simpson’s boss.

2 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen Mixed Bag He is McGuyver’s arch enemy.

3 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen It is any one of the hit songs by Duran Duran. Mixed Bag

4 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen Mixed Bag This is Superman’s given name on Krypton.

5 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen This is the first movie made by Spiderman’s director, Sam Raimi. Mixed Bag

1 Unit Go to Jeopardy Screen Vectors It is the letter of the alphabet representing the unit vector in the positive z direction.

2 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen Vectors It is the dot product of two orthogonal vectors.

3 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen Vectors This is a rule to determine the direction of the cross product of two vectors.

4 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen Vectors This is the area of a parallelogram determined by two vectors a and b.

5 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen Vectors This is the volume of a parallelpiped determined by three vectors a,b, and c.

Calc I & II 1 Unit It is the derivative of y=tan(x). Go to Jeopardy Screen

2 Units It is the anti-derivative of x. Go to Jeopardy Screen Calc I & II

3 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen It is the tenth derivative of Calc I & II

4 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen It is the Theorem needed to evaluate a definite integral Calc I & II

5 Units Go to Jeopardy Screen It is the trig substitution needed for the following integral Calc I & II