Double Integrals Tutorial: Finding Volumes & Polar Form

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Start date Mar 30, 2006
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The discussion centers around the need for tutorials on double integrals, specifically for finding volumes and using polar coordinates. Participants express difficulty in understanding these concepts and seek resources to aid their learning. There is uncertainty about the availability of such tutorials, indicating a gap in accessible educational materials. The conversation highlights a shared struggle with mastering double integrals. Overall, the thread emphasizes the demand for better instructional content in this area.

Mar 30, 2006

jacy

Hello,
Can someone suggest me some tutorial on finding volumes by double integrals, and double integrals in polar form thanks. I have a hard time understanding these topics.

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Apr 1, 2006

DieCommie

Me too! I am not sure if such a tutorial exists though

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