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Integrating Elliptical Density: A Simplified Approach Using Cross Products
your assumption is correct thank you guys 100x times- mantgx
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Integrating Elliptical Density: A Simplified Approach Using Cross Products
r=(0,1) fi=(0,2pi)- mantgx
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Integrating Elliptical Density: A Simplified Approach Using Cross Products
is the final solution 36pi?- mantgx
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Integrating Elliptical Density: A Simplified Approach Using Cross Products
ok, i understand a little now. J=6 ?- mantgx
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Integrating Elliptical Density: A Simplified Approach Using Cross Products
∫∫R'√(36u^2+12v^2) J du dv ?- mantgx
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Integrating Elliptical Density: A Simplified Approach Using Cross Products
i do not understand how this will help. can please someone solve the problem for me I am desperate- mantgx
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Integrating Elliptical Density: A Simplified Approach Using Cross Products
to polar cordinates?- mantgx
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Integrating Elliptical Density: A Simplified Approach Using Cross Products
Homework Statement ∫∫D√(9x2+4y2) dx dyD is the region: x2/4+y2/9=1 My understanding is that i have to integrate the function of a density to calculate the mass of plate which is ellipse. Problem is i can't and shouldn't be able to integrate this integral at my level, so am i missing some way...- mantgx
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- Double integral Integral
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