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Show that double integral does not exist
Homework Statement Here are my problems.[PLAIN]http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/2254/whatua.jpg Homework Equations possible conversions to polar coordinates but I doubt that's needed. Fubini's theorem?The Attempt at a Solution So for the h(x,y) integral does not exist, I got this: i...- bombz
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- Double integral Integral
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Calculus 3 help needed. confusing piecewise. I need explanation
ahh that makes sense :) thank you so much!- bombz
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Double integral help please? polar and cartesian
Why is the Cartesian integral wrong? I take 1/4 slice of the circle, calculate area of the big circle and then calculate the area of the small circle and subtract them out to receive the area of the annulus.- bombz
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Double integral help please? polar and cartesian
Yes, quinzio, that was my cartesian integral. Except there's a 4 in front of the first integral. You wrote it correctly the way I have it in my work. It did ask me to calculate the area of the annulus though. so can't I do what I did?And tiny-tim, thank you :) You put me on track with the polar...- bombz
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Calculus 3 help needed. confusing piecewise. I need explanation
Dear tiny-tim, how would I use those values then? So basically, This isn't a form we are using in class but from the piecewise, I am getting? f(x,y) = 0 when x+1<y or when y <= x-1 How would I use that to find the domain though?? how would I even sketch it?? Sigh. Any more hints would be...- bombz
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Double integral help please? polar and cartesian
Dear tiny tim :) What would be the lower bound for r then?? Would I just multiply the whole integral by 2 and make the bounds go from 0 to 2 and the other 0 to 1?- bombz
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Calculus 3 help needed. confusing piecewise. I need explanation
Homework Statement 2. On the domain x \geq 0; y \geq 0, dene the function f(x; y) such that [PLAIN]http://img100.imageshack.us/img100/2144/huhh.jpg Homework Equations I'm not so sure. The Attempt at a Solution I apologize for no attempt. I am just totally confused with this notation as I...- bombz
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- Calculus Calculus 3 Confusing Explanation
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Double integral help please? polar and cartesian
Homework Statement Okay here's the problem: Consider the region R interior to a circle(of r =2) and exterior to a circle(r=1). 1.Using cartesian coords and double integral, calc the area of annulus. 2. repeat calculation above but using double integral with polar coords The...- bombz
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- Cartesian Double integral Integral Polar
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How Do I Start Solving a Lagrangian Mechanics Problem?
Oh my gosh. Thank you so much! exactly what I was looking for. I worked through it so well with your help. THUMBS UP!- bombz
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How Do I Start Solving a Lagrangian Mechanics Problem?
Homework Statement http://img85.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=hw1y.jpg Its an imageshack gallery Homework Equations Book gives completely irrelevant equations. The Attempt at a Solution I couldn't even solve A. I have no clue how to start this. The instructor isn't providing any...- bombz
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- Lagrangian
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help