Spherical coordinates rewrite help

[Jbright1406]

Homework Statement

Let f(x,y,z) be a continuous function. To rewrite f(x,y,z) as a function of spherical coordinates, the conversion x-rcos($$\theta$$), y=rsin($$\theta$$), and z=rcos($$\varphi$$). Suppose S is a region in 3 dimensions. How would you rewrite $$_{\int\int\int}s$$ f(x,y,z)dV as the integral of a function in terms or r,$$\theta$$, and$$\varphi$$
Note the s by the integral should be a subscript

Homework Equations

Hint, may require a change of variable formula
3. The Attempt at a Solution

I attempted to plug in the conversion of x, y, and z, but i don't think this is what is needed. I believe it is more of a conceptual question. What should i do?, I am comfortable with the integration or deriving of the stuff, but am not sure what he is actually is asking. This isn't a homework problem to turn in, but something we were supposed to look at.

 

[rock.freak667]

Do you know of a function called the Jacobian function? Because you will need this to find out what dV changes to.


Also I think x=rcosθsinψ y=rsinθsinψ z=rcosψ

 

[Jbright1406]

no, I've never seen jacobian's. I know the name and have heard them mentioned, but have never seen them

It says home work, buts it on the bottom of a test review, its not something to turn in, i can post the entire test review if you don't believe me, where it says it at the top of the page

here is a copy of the problem in case i typed it wrong