Originally I thought I had done this question correctly using cartesians, but my previous answers don't equate to the same values as the ones through polar coordinates. i used double integrals for this solution as well as a sum from between the y-axis and x=2/3 and between x=2/3 and x=2. Is...
I am currently trying to figure out a problem in polar coordinates:
Find the area common to the two circles x2 + y2 = 4, x2 + y2 = 6x.
Using polar coordinates I know the two equations of the circles are r=2 and r=6 cos(theta) respectively. What I tried to do was find the area over the...
Homework Statement
(1 pt) Find the volume of the region bounded by the planes
Homework Equations
V = ∫∫7/4-6/4y-2/4xThe Attempt at a Solution
Since y=x I found their values when z = 0.
6x+2x=7, x=7/8
y= 7/8 is the maximum value y will have in this integration as it decreases as x...