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Polar coordinates are a set of values that quantify the location of a point based on 1) the distance between the point and a fixed origin and 2) the angle between the point and a fixed direction.
2. Find the area of the plane figure defined by the inequalities : x2 + y2...
2. Find the area of the plane figure defined by the inequalities : x2 + y2 <9; x2 + y2 - 6x = 0; (in the first quadrant). Use polar coordinates.
Find the area of the plane figure bounded by the inequalities : y2-x2 – 31; y s -8x – 16; y s 16x – 16.
5.Use polar coordinates system to evaluate: x2 + y2)dydx , R is the region enclosed by 0 <x< 1 and, -x sy sx
3. Let D be the region in the first quadrant lying inside the disk x2 +y2 < 4 and under the line y-v 3 x. Consider the double integral I-( y) dA. a. Write I as an iterated integral in the order drdy. b. Write I as an iterated integral in the order dydx c. Write I as an iterated integral in polar coordinates. d. Evaluate I
Find the maximum and minimum of e-x2–v? (x² + 2y) on the disk x2 + y2 < 2.
Use cylindrical coordinates to calculate : x2 + y2 dVW : x² + y2 < 64, 05234 SS/(x2 + y2)dV =
Let f(x,y) = exp(-x) be a probability density function over the plane. Find the probabilities: Parta)P( X2 + y2 <a), a > 0, Part b)P(x2 + y2 <a), a > 0.
9. Find the area of the surface by rotating the curve y2 -1 = x; 0 < x < 3 about the X-axis.
11. Use polar coordinates to evaluate the integral 1,8-2V(+ y2)<dy dx
Vector Calculus. Please show steps, explain, and do not use calculator. Thank you, will thumbs up! 3. In this problem, let S be the surface defined be the equations: x2 + y2 + z2 = 1 and x2 + y2 < 1/2 (a) (1 point) Find a parametrization of S 0: DR3 where DC R2 (Hint: use spherical coordinates). (b) (2 points) Use part (a) to find the area of S. (c) (1 point) Let F: R3 R3 be the...