Multiple Integrals 14: Area between a Circle and a Cardioid
Loading...
Loading...
8,422
Link to this comment:
Share to:
Uploader Comments (donylee)
see all
All Comments (19)
-
@MrDj2976 the irony in this comment is funny
-
tydonny
-
now*
-
damit, not this seems slow cuz i watched the last one sped up
-
why do you dance?
-
This is sooo great. You explain things very well. I love how you talk fast... Cuz I wanna learn fast! haha
Great videos I love them
-
your so annoying and hopeless
-
really helpful, thanks very much!
-
What would the theta limits be if you had to find the area between the two functions, in the 4th and 1st quadrants?
-
Thanks
Greetings from University of Texas
Loading...
- 9:51Double Integrals 5by khanacademy27,608 views
Featured Video
- 19:40Graph of r = 1 + cos(theta/2) | MIT 18.01SC Sin...by MIT4,261 views
- 17:34Integration in polar coordinates | MIT 18.02SC ...by MIT8,915 views
- 9:07Multiple Integrals 15: Volume of Sphere in Pola...by donylee12,201 views
- 0:14Cardioidby MathRehab3,498 views
- 9:35Multiple Integrals 4: Nonrectangular regionsby donylee7,814 views
- 9:42Multiple Integrals 12: Double Integrals in Pola...by donylee11,897 views
- 7:00Sketch/Area of Polar Curve r = sin(3O)by MathDoctorBob1,602 views
- 10:57Multiple Integrals 8: Interpretations and Usesby donylee5,191 views
- 9:48Multiple Integrals 6: Limits of Region R (Type II)by donylee5,413 views
- 6:00Multiple Integrals 9: Finding Volume Problems (...by donylee14,661 views
- 9:14Multiple Integrals 13: Evaluation of Polar Doub...by donylee5,539 views
- 8:35Multiple Integrals 16: Volume of Sphere, anothe...by donylee10,263 views
- 49:23Lec 32 | MIT 18.01 Single Variable Calculus, Fa...by MIT20,319 views
- 8:10Area Bounded by Two Polar Curves - Part 1by bullcleo13,187 views
- 10:47Multiple Integrals 17: Area of a Three-Petaled ...by donylee6,402 views
- 10:00Arc Lengthby patrickJMT60,144 views
- 10:31polar double integralsby math2bprof5,769 views
- 10:20Calculating Double Integrals over General Regionsby patrickJMT65,099 views
- 10:10Multiple Integrals 11: Hunting Gold, alternativ...by donylee2,167 views
man u should talk about 3 or 4 variables i.e. 3D & 4D multipule integrals..
I love your vid's. its good to see your energy you bring to the lessons
0123josh3210 3 years ago 2
Yup, I did give that some thought. I found this really classic question involving the calculation of a multiple integral over a n-dimension simplex using the Jacobian.
Maybe I should post that up.
donylee 3 years ago