ConcepTest Section 14.1 Question 1 Problems 1-2 concern the contour diagram for a function f (x, y) in Figure 14.1. At the point Q, which of the following.

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ConcepTest Section 14.1 Question 1 Problems 1-2 concern the contour diagram for a function f (x, y) in Figure At the point Q, which of the following is true? (a) f x > 0, f y > 0 (b) f x > 0, f y < 0 (c) f x 0 (d) f x < 0, f y < 0

ConcepTest Section 14.1 Answer 1 (d), since both are negative. ANSWER

ConcepTest Section 14.1 Question 2 Problems 1-2 concern the contour diagram for a function f (x, y) in Figure List the points P, Q, R in order of increasing f x. (a) P > Q > R (b) P > R > Q (c) R > P > Q (d) R > Q > P (e) Q > R > P

ConcepTest Section 14.1 Answer 2 (b), since f x (P) > 0, f x (R) > 0, and f x (P) > f x (R). Also f x (Q) > 0. ANSWER

ConcepTest Section 14.1 Question 3 Use the level curves of f (x, y) in Figure 14.2 to estimate (a) f x (2, 1)(b) f y (1, 2)

ConcepTest Section 14.1 Answer 3 (a) We have (b) We have ANSWER

ConcepTest Section 14.1 Question 4 Figure 14.3 shows level curves of f (x, y). At which of the following points is one or both of the partial derivatives, f x, f y, approximately zero? Which one(s)? (a) (1, –0.5) (b) (–0.4, 1.5) (c) (1.5, –0.4) (d) (–0.5, 1)

ConcepTest Section 14.1 Answer 4 (a) At (1, –0.5), the level curve is approximately horizontal, so f x ≈ 0, but f y 0. (b) At (–0.4, 1.5), neither are approximately zero. (c) At (1.5, –0.4), neither are approximately zero. (d) At (–0.5, 1), the level curve is approximately vertical, so f y ≈ 0, but f x 0. ANSWER COMMENT: Ask students to estimate the nonzero partial derivative at one or more of the points. Ask students to speculate about the partial derivatives at (0, 0).

ConcepTest Section 14.1 Question 5 Figure 14.4 is a contour diagram for f (x, y) with the x and y axes in the usual directions. At the point P, is f x (P) positive or negative? Increasing or decreasing as we move in the direction of increasing x?

ConcepTest Section 14.1 Answer 5 At P, the values of f are increasing at an increasing rate as we move in the positive x-direction, so f x (P) > 0, and f x (P) is increasing. ANSWER COMMENT: Ask about how f x changes in the y-direction and about f y.

ConcepTest Section 14.1 Question 6 Figure 14.5 is a contour diagram for f (x, y) with the x and y axes in the usual directions. At the point P, if x increases, what is true of f x (P)? If y increases, what is true of f y (P)? (a) Have the same sign and both increase. (b) Have the same sign and both decrease. (c) Have opposite signs and both increase. (d) Have opposite signs and both decrease. (e) None of the above.

ConcepTest Section 14.1 Answer 6 We have f x (P) > 0 and decreasing, and f y (P) < 0 and decreasing, so the answer is (d). ANSWER