Assume that σ is the parametric surface r = x u , υ i + y u , υ j + z u , υ k where u , υ varies over a region R . Express the surface integral ∬ σ f x , y , z d S as a double integral with variables of integration u and υ .
Assume that σ is the parametric surface r = x u , υ i + y u , υ j + z u , υ k where u , υ varies over a region R . Express the surface integral ∬ σ f x , y , z d S as a double integral with variables of integration u and υ .
Assume that
σ
is the parametric surface
r
=
x
u
,
υ
i
+
y
u
,
υ
j
+
z
u
,
υ
k
where
u
,
υ
varies over a region R. Express the surface integral
∬
σ
f
x
,
y
,
z
d
S
as a double integral with variables of integration
u
and
υ
.
Quantities that have magnitude and direction but not position. Some examples of vectors are velocity, displacement, acceleration, and force. They are sometimes called Euclidean or spatial vectors.
Calculate
F - dS where
F = (e" sin y, e" cos y, yz²)
S is the surface of the box bounded by the planes x = 3, y = 2, z = 1, and the coordinate planes.
Compute the surface area of the surface segment parametrised by
æ(u, v) = u? cos v, y(u, v) = u² sin v, z(u, v) = u²,
where 1 < u < 3 and 0 < v < 27.
Find a parametrization of the surface x' + 5xy + z? = 10 where x > 0 and use it to find the tangent plane at
1
x = 2, y = ,z = 0.
(Use symbolic notation and fractions where needed.)
y =
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