Calculus 3: Ch 13.1 Triple Integrals (8 of TBD) Rectangular Coordinates: A Simple Example

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We will solve a simple example in rectangular coordinates of find the mass given that the density is a linear function of z: roh(z)=2-z.

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[fizixx]

I always loved how these telescope down to the final result. You really can do integrals (like this) in your head after you do a couple, but some are too tangly, but still fun to do.

[andalucian]

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[ptyptypty]

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[dlrmfemilianolako]

This is very helpful professor . Thank you

[KT-bgwj]

I just finished AP Calc BC, so I have a while to go until I get to triple integrals, but you explained that so clearly that I really feel like I already have a decent understanding of the basics

[steveh]

great conversation at the end, had to chuckle too.

[jimimacron]

Sir, please do a video about finding the moment of inertia by integration

[monoman]

simple, easy, now you're talking.