Review Lecture. The following topics would be covered in the finale exam 1.Lines in the plane 2.The second order curves  Ellipse  Hyperbola  Parabola.

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Review Lecture

The following topics would be covered in the finale exam 1.Lines in the plane 2.The second order curves  Ellipse  Hyperbola  Parabola 3.Vectors in the plane and spaces 4.The dot product of vectors

5.The Cross products of Vectors  Area of the parallelogram 6.The Box products of Vectors  Volume of the parallelepiped 7.Lines in the Spaces 8.Planes in the Spaces  Equations of planes  Distance from a point to a plane  Angle between planes  Some problems related to planes and lines ….