Chapter 14: Q. 10 (page 1119)
Compute dS for your parametrization in Exercise 9.
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Chapter 14: Q. 10 (page 1119)
Compute dS for your parametrization in Exercise 9.
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Problem Zero: Read the section and make your own summary of the material.
Integrate the given function over the accompanying surface in Exercises 27鈥34.
, where S is the portion of the paraboloid that lies above the rectangle determined by and in the xyplane.
Why is the orientation of S important to the statement of
Stokes鈥 Theorem? What will change if the orientation is
reversed?
S is the portion of the saddle surface determined by z = x2 鈭 y2 that lies above and/or below the annulus in the xy-plane determined by the circles with radii
and centered at the origin.
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