In class work done in Multivariable Calculus
    Spring '08, Math 236

    April, 2008



    (Last modified: Wednesday, April 30, 2008, 10:39 AM )


    4/2/08: Double Integrals over Regions which aren't rectangles (a Maple file)
    Double Integrals over Regions which aren't rectangles
    Solutions to Problems 1 and 2 from Today's In-Class Work
    Solutions to Problems 3 and 4 from Today's In-Class Work
    4/7/08: Very brief intro to polar coordinates (a Maple file)
    Quick practice with graphing in polar coordinates
    Solutions to Today's In-Class Work
    4/11/08: Display of two solids that we find the volume of in class (a Maple file)
    Finding the volume of a solid
    Solutions to Today's In-Class Work
    4/14/08: Display of two surfaces that we work with in class (a Maple file)
    Diagrams to display while developing surface area
    Finding surface area
    Solutions to Today's In-Class Work
    4/16/08: Display a solid to illustrate finding bounds for a triple integral (a Maple file)
    Finding center of mass of a solid
    Solutions to Today's In-Class Work
    4/18/08: Getting a feel for vector fields; the picture behind line integrals (a Maple file)
    Deciding whether a vector field is conservative or not
    Solutions to Today's In-Class Work
    4/21/08: Some pictures to motivate line integrals (a Maple file)
    Area - Line Integrals of scalar multivariate functions (line integrals w.r.t. arclength)
    Solutions to Today's In-Class Work
    4/23/08: Work - particle's paths through force fields (a Maple file)
    Work - Line Integrals of vector fields (component-wise line integrals)
    Solutions to Today's In-Class Work
    4/28/08:Working with Green's Theorem
    Solutions to Today's In-Class Work
    4/30/08:More on Green's Theorem




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