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Double Integrals: cartesian --> polar and solve
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#19: I am stuck...This is to be solved using cylindrical polar coordinates and a double integral. I understand simpler ones such as find the volume of the solid under the cone z= sqrt(x^2 + Y^2) and above the disk (x^2 + y^2 ) <= 4 but i guess what is throwing me on this one is the sphere and that it is asking for area above the cone...
#13: What did i do wrong? My answer is similar to the book but not quite...
Thanks everyone!
-GL
here is everything:
#19: I am stuck...This is to be solved using cylindrical polar coordinates and a double integral. I understand simpler ones such as find the volume of the solid under the cone z= sqrt(x^2 + Y^2) and above the disk (x^2 + y^2 ) <= 4 but i guess what is throwing me on this one is the sphere and that it is asking for area above the cone...
#13: What did i do wrong? My answer is similar to the book but not quite...
Thanks everyone!
-GL
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