Multivariable Calculus | Verifying Stoke's theorem, example 1.

We give a verification example of Stoke's theorem.
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[@danielvolinski8319]

There is an error in the calculation of S_φ x S_θ. In fact the middle value of the vector should be a^2 sin(θ)^2 sin(φ), not as stated. Fortunately the result is the same.

[@mekbebtamrat817]

I think it is the sine of phi that is squared, right?

[@bra1nwave172]

I got -a^2sin(theta)sin^2(phi) as the middle component.

[@yomo_13]

@@bra1nwave172 same

[@lionelronaldo1574]

Please upload videos on surface of revolutions

[@MCdouchbag]

Loved the video!