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Double Integration in Polar and its Applications
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2012-03-27, 10:25 PM
Stereo Wrote:That's just observation, in the diagram the function's only positive in the first quadrant, which is r>0, 0<theta<pi/2.

Oh. That makes sense.

Polar coordinates may just be the death of me in calculus, ugh. Thanks for your help!
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Double Integration in Polar and its Applications - by Panacea - 2012-03-27, 10:25 PM

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