Flux through surfaces | MIT 18.02SC Multivariable Calculus, Fall 2010

Flux through surfaces

Instructor: Christine Breiner

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• multivariable calculus
• vectors
• matrices
• partial derivatives
• double integrals
• line integrals
• triple integrals
• surface integrals

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[zmh786]

how did you work out the normals?

[xxxcoolboyxxx]

@MrVandeju Because.. you have to convert to spherical coordinate system.

The formula for converting Rectangular --> Spherical is that z = row cos(phi), and here we know row = a since a is the radius.

[MrVandeju]

how do you get in part 2 az to be equal to a^2 cos phi?

[geting89]

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