Exploring 3c 15 8 Part 1
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- We begin discussing integration in spherical coordinates.
- An example using Stokes' theorem when the boundary curve is piecewise smooth.
- Converting a point from rectangular to spherical coordinates. Constant surfaces in spherical coordinates.
- Another example of setting up iterated triple integrals in all 3 coordinate systems to describe the same volume.
- An introduction to the concept of constrained max's and min's.
In-Depth Information on 3c 15 8 Part 1
Introduction to spherical coordinates. Statement of Stoke's theorem and discussion of what it means for a boundary curve to be oriented positively with respect to a ... We derive the formulas for converting between rectangular, cylindrical, and spherical coordinates. Setting up an iterated triple integral/s to find the same volume in all 3 coordinate systems.
An example of a triple integral in spherical coordinates.
That wraps up our extensive overview of 3c 15 8 Part 1.