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s200960170 4 months ago
Yes, the integrand would be sqrt( theta^2 + 1), then we'd have to use trig substitution.
Let theta = tan(x) d(theta) = sec^2(x) dx
bullcleo1 11 months ago
Would this work if r = theta, and the interval was the same (spiral)?
DarrenNormand22 11 months ago
thank you sir
jophis66 1 year ago
Excellent work, nice technique of integration too!!
emanuelrgz 1 year ago
I gave a thumbs up for this video, coz your AWESOME!
s200960170 4 months ago
Yes, the integrand would be sqrt( theta^2 + 1), then we'd have to use trig substitution.
Let theta = tan(x) d(theta) = sec^2(x) dx
bullcleo1 11 months ago
Would this work if r = theta, and the interval was the same (spiral)?
DarrenNormand22 11 months ago
thank you sir
jophis66 1 year ago
Excellent work, nice technique of integration too!!
emanuelrgz 1 year ago