Line Integral - using Green's Theorem
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youre awesome dude
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thanks for these videos.
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my vector analysis lecturer is a mumbling german with a thick accent and a poor ability at explaining things. this guy is excellent
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Holy craap you're fast. But I like it.
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co ty? nie widzisz ze to geniusz? daj mu swiety mir!
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you're awsum !
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If you can't finish the example, you shouldn't be watching this yet. ;-)
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bad, my suggestion - just do one complete example, simply finish the example with rectangular
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especially the curl divergence.
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hey man, can you do curl divergence, surface integral and stoke's thereom, please and thank you!
kyang8589 2 years ago 6
Good explaination.
Bear in mind that positive orientation of bounded region is "always" anticlockwise.(not all the time)
dannylee86 4 years ago 2