Had some family issues come up which pulled me away from the semester right when we were about to hit green's theorem. So I had to teach myself that...so the applications that you use it for such as flux and divergence. Also everything following that as well such as stokes theorem too.
I don't have much time to study and I am wondering if I need to bite the bullet and just focus on learning how to systematically go through the problems based off the practice final?
I feel like I just don't have proper time to truly learn the concepts in and out as you normally should....but I am trying to be efficient here.
Any advice necessary. However I am good all the way up to the line integrals.....which should be most of what I need seeing how most everything is based off knowing how to parameterize/re-write function/find derivitive/find magnitude of derivitive/take dot product/finally set up integral and solve......so I'm good on all that.
Anything appreciated.
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Today, 06:41 AM #1Registered User
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Calc ulus III Final...could use some pointers...family issues.
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Today, 06:46 AM #2Registered User
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Once you get behind in a class like Calc III it's pretty much over.
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thanks this is helpful^
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How many days do you have to study for the final?
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1 day 24 hours...only behind on green's and stokes....Originally Posted by BLOATMOGGER
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Today, 06:52 AM #6Registered User
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Not much you can do in that amount of time. I'd look at old exams and try to figure out how to do the stuff. Even if you can't solve the problems you can probably get a lot of partial credit.Originally Posted by poopthereitis
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Today, 06:57 AM #7Registered User
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figured this was the best route....but I didn't think you could really plug and chug calc III....concepts are pretty key.Originally Posted by BLOATMOGGER
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Today, 07:01 AM #8▶⛅💩🔗 🔊📶 99%🔌🔋3:14
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read your notes/text, look at examples and watch a few youtube videos then do as many problems as you can.
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Is that vector calc or diff eq?
If vector calc, its just regular old calculus in 3 dimensions instead of 2.
If its diff EQ, kiss your grade goodbye.Stern Crew
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vector calc...Originally Posted by Retoaded
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Originally Posted by poopthereitis
The answer is always 182pi/3.
Sorry its been 20 years for me.
But if this helps, my vector calc professor in college was named Zhong Dhong Liu and we called him Long Dong Zoo.
He also pronounced "psi" as "pusssi" and we'd howl with laughter erry time.Stern Crew
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this might sound bad but ive read many a biography of men who are now looked at as great and are deeply respected. Maneuvered around such a problem by telling what some would call "little white lies" again not trying to come across as scum baggish but its like this.
If you fell behind cause you were goofing off and being a slacker then id tell you to study all you can within the next 16hrs. i say 16 instead of the 24 you mentioned cause you for sure want a good nights sleep before your big test.
if you truly did have some serious family problems that caused you to fall behind. look in the obituary section of your newspaper and find some old lady who passed away a couple of days ago and tell your Prof your mother or grandmother passed away and see if he can do anything about an extension for you.
again...this is a situational thing. if you were just phucking off for days then just take your medicine .
good luck and remember its just a test. it wont mean the destruction of your future one way or the other"it takes a wise man to know when he is in error and a noble man to admit to it"
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Today, 07:20 AM #13
It sounds like you need to learn 2 theorems and a few practice problems for each. Do some now, some in a few hours, sleep well, and do some tomorrow.
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lmao i got an A in calc iii. attended only the first class to get the syllabus and then just showed for exams.
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Today, 07:34 AM #15I'll kick your neck off
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Paul's online notes ftw, Op! Has info, practice problem, etc...
https://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/clas...i/calciii.aspx
Hope everything is okay with your family.
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Today, 07:35 AM #16INTJ - Christian
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Time to go watch some PatrickJMT videos and work through some problems in the book.
God bless President Trump!
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