Question 3. Let r(0,4)= a(sin 0 cos , sin sin , cos) Ꮎ is a sphere of radius a. 1. Find the first fundamental 2. Find the the area of a sphere of radius a. form of a sphere of radius a.
Question 3. Let r(0,4)= a(sin 0 cos , sin sin , cos) Ꮎ is a sphere of radius a. 1. Find the first fundamental 2. Find the the area of a sphere of radius a. form of a sphere of radius a.
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Let
r(0,4)= a(sin 0 cos , sin sin , cos 0)
is a sphere of radius a.
1. Find the first fundamental
2. Find the the area of a sphere of radius a.
form of a sphere of radius a.
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