Jhenrique Messages 676 Reaction score 4 Thread starter Jun 13, 2014 #1 If the following integral: $$\\ \iint\limits_{a\;c}^{b\;d} f(x,y) dxdy$$ represents: So which is the geometric interpretation for ##f_{xy}(x_0, y_0)## ? Attachments 3.PNG 7.3 KB · Views: 515
If the following integral: $$\\ \iint\limits_{a\;c}^{b\;d} f(x,y) dxdy$$ represents: So which is the geometric interpretation for ##f_{xy}(x_0, y_0)## ?
Jilang Messages 1,116 Reaction score 72 Jun 14, 2014 #2 Would it be the rate of change of z with area, dz/dA at x0, y0?
Jhenrique Messages 676 Reaction score 4 Jun 14, 2014 #3 Jilang said: Would it be the rate of change of z with area, dz/dA at x0, y0? Yeah! But which is the geometric interpretation?
Jilang said: Would it be the rate of change of z with area, dz/dA at x0, y0? Yeah! But which is the geometric interpretation?
Jilang Messages 1,116 Reaction score 72 Jun 14, 2014 #4 I am taking my last guess back. If A is the shaded area f(x,y) = dA/dR So df/dR is a measure of the curvature. When it is zero the area A is flat.
I am taking my last guess back. If A is the shaded area f(x,y) = dA/dR So df/dR is a measure of the curvature. When it is zero the area A is flat.