Is there any way to calculate this integral?

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The discussion revolves around calculating an integral using implicit and parametric forms of a surface defined by the equation G(x,y,z)=x^2+y^2+z^2-R^2=0. Participants suggest using spherical coordinates to simplify the calculation, emphasizing the importance of understanding the projection of the surface onto the xy-plane. There is a focus on clarifying the theoretical aspects and ensuring that all symbols and formulas are properly explained. The conversation highlights the need for clear communication and the sharing of work to facilitate problem-solving. Ultimately, the user expresses satisfaction upon successfully resolving the integral with community assistance.
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BvU said:
You are welcome. Not bad for a first thread !
it was awesome, really love maths
 

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