Vector Calculus - Stoke's Theorem | Example and Solution by GP Sir

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1. What is Statement of Stoke's Theorem ?
2. How to convert line integral into surface integral with help of Stoke's Theorem ?
3. Verification of Stoke's Theorem
4. Example and solution based on Stoke's Theorem
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0:00 - An introduction
0:53 - Stoke Theorem
2:03 - Example 1
6:09 - Example 2
11:36 - Example 3
18:43 - Conclusion of video
19:14 - Detailed about old videos

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abhaysuroliya

sir then what is the difference when the square has points (-1, 1), (1, 1), (-1, -1)and(1, -1) actually the figure what we get is rhombus and 1/4 th the square formed by limits that you took so the area is1/3 not 4/3 please check.

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yogeshwhetwar

In the question at 7:30 its mentioned the upper half surface of x^2+y^2+z^2=1, doesn't that means the limit of Theta to be from 0 to Pie and not 0 to 2Pie?

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Santoshkumar

Sir, in that question (at time 10:50 mins in this lecture) asked upper half of surface....

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yashnikhare

Sir how can we find the normal vector of a vector here we can not do grad f

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AbhayKumar-dtfi

In first question, limits won't be from -1 to 1 and -1 to 1 because the square given is 90° tilted. Please check sir

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engineer

I wish I could have seen this in my 1st sem.

unmeshsengupta

Sir could you also take some examples of some 3-D figures and explain the concept of stokes theorem? Would help a lot.

anushreeh

Sir please keep problems on Stokes theorem in cases like cube, rectangle parallelopied

padalasampathmanisrikar

Sir in first question the figure is a rhombus not a perfact square

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