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Surface area problem in 3-d calculus
I got the right answer finally, 1.4066. It was an algebraic error when I was evaluating the integral. Thanks for telling me I was doing it right though, that helped me know it wasn't a mistake in my set-up.- dukefanfromch
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Surface area problem in 3-d calculus
Homework Statement Find the area of the surface. The surface z = (2/3)(x^(3/2) + y^(3/2)), 0 </= x </= 1, 0 </= y </= 1 Homework Equations Double integral over S of the magnitude of dr/du cross dr/dv dS, which equals the double integral over D of the magnitude of dr/du cross dr/dv...- dukefanfromch
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