Spherical coordinates and plotting in MATLAB

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Thank you Mr. Talbert, this helped me a lot.

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This video is very good! Thank you very much for your time in uploading this: it is clear, to the point, and easy to understand. Best wishes!

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Clear and concise.

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Very well done! So to the point with no BS!

[@electricshock900]

7:41 Could you explain me why theta is devided by 2 ?

[@oriolmrn9430]

Dear Robert, thanks for your videos!, you really helped me to improve my 3D plotting skills. I have only one question, once you have plot the sphere with the method you just explained in your video, is possible to fill it with the shape of the earth (glove). Do you know if there is one comand to do this? thanks!!

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Good tutorial, well done.

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[@thomasolson7447]

(r*sin(phi))^2=(r*sin(phi))^2*(sin(theta)^2+cos(theta)^2) (r*sin(phi))^2=(r*sin(phi))^2*(1) In R^n we want n-1 variables to describe the n-sphere. I need to know why it's wrong to use R^(2^n) with n variables. It seems to me the distance is always equal to r when combinations of the variables are expressed in the axis.

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