Double Integrals in Polar Coordinates Practice Problems

[@gp7493]

Perfect review!! Going through all your videos today before my calc III midterm tomorrow! May your crops grow and your skin flourish professor!! ✨✨✨✨

[@steveying1305]

definitely a great collection of interesting problems

[@theweeknd8087]

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[@heyimpotato7780]

Thank you James! Very cool!

[@thepainterhs1790]

Thank you about this teacher

[@abdullahmughal177]

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[@yingyihuang7316]

Love ur review! Will u make videos about linear algebra by any chance?

[@steveying1305]

for the lower bound of r, isn't it 1/2? cuz in this case r never goes to 0

[@HamblinMath]

No, your "radial slices" go from the origin (r=0) out to the curve. The lower bound would be nonzero if the slice passed through a function on its way into the region.

[@steveying1305]

@@HamblinMath haha i just realized that when looking back on this video for my final

[@powapuririn09]

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[@PaulKhamo]

wouldnt the intergal of r^3 be 1/3*r^3?

[@Magoofi]

No its 1/4r^4

[@MrVoayer]

Just probably a little too fast and thus supposing that learners know a lot about integration rules and techniques. Still, it is valuable video with some good introductory examples.

[@HamblinMath]

MrVoayer The video is intended for students in Calculus III, so I’m assuming that they know the topics from Calculus I and II. This is also meant to be a follow-up for the students after 2 hours of lecture on this topic. Thanks for the feedback!

[@cthaemoyo]

Personally I heard nothing and all of a sudden the board was full of math I did not understand. You just too fast and the accent doesn't help at all😢😢

[@bryanamezcua4556]

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[@Salamanca-joro]

Nah man this guy is goatee I always watch his videos after every topic you can practice with him!

[@pantherplayz6310]

What accent 😭