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    So 9.

    15 Triple Integrals Continued


    Cylindrical and Spherical Coordinates

    As in R when working in 1133 it be advantageous


    may
    to change coordinate systems If the problem displays
    coordinates
    circular symmetry about an axis
    try cylindrical
    If it
    displays spherical symmetry try spherical cords

    Cylindrical r O t stick a z axis onto


    the polarplane
    x r cos O 2 r n 2
    y
    sin 0
    yer
    2 Z
    y

    since dV dAdz a

    since DA is in polar
    coordinates

    spherical 0,0
    e
    f distance to pole 30
    orientation around z axis OEO c 2K

    tilt away from z axis OE ETC


    To convert between Cartesian and spherical
    e2 x2ty2tZ2
    X esh0coso tan 0 1
    y e Sind Sho
    2 ecos0

    and dV e2sm dpdddO

    r
    edf
    esinddO

    xl

    Note o
    e 2 assumes 0E EI OE EZE sphere radius
    2
    0 12 assumes off cos 050522
    0 0 is the positive Z axis

    It assumes

    O Constant assumes
    I
    Example1 Find the volume of the region inside
    Tty and 2
    2 inside t t 2 4
    y
    Solution
    Example 2 Find the mass of the object bounded by
    X't y 4 Z o 7 4 with
    y 30 if density is
    okay z
    y g man
    Solution
    9.16 Divergence Theorem

    The divergence theorem relates flux through


    a surface S to the divergence over the interior
    volume of S
    Divergence Theorem
    We need R to be a closed bounded region
    in 1123 with a piece wise smooth boundary 012 5
    oriented outwards If E is a continuously
    differentiable vector field on R then

    I E rids S SJoEdV
    5 OR

    Example 38 Find Flux thru closed paraboloid


    Z
    4yZ of 219 if F co g i

    Solution
    Example 48 Find the flux of E so o z thru
    S which is the bottom of a paraboloid below xy plane
    x'ty 4 oriented outward

    Solution
    Summary of our 3
    big Theorems

    Green's Tha Entry c.fr dF SfQx PydA

    Stokes Th En Rs E de k5xt ndS

    Divergence Tha IE in RD RE Ads 5 Fav


    s

    Examples F L In xt2Z 3xty't 4z 2x 4g t 22 7


    M a surface with boundary 0M in IR contained in the
    plane g t 32 4
    2x area of M is 9m2 Morienteo
    positive upwards Find work done
    by E along DM
    Solution
    Example 69 Let F L
    Zeng E I mis be a

    velocity vector field Let S be the hemisphere


    where z 2S x2
    yT 2 30 oriented outwards
    Find the flux of E thru S
    Solution 8
    Example 7 E E Cx
    2
    y y xD C is the
    line segment from 0,0 to Caio then another line
    segment from 2,0 to co 2 Find work done
    by
    F along C
    Solution

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