mathstresser
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Evaluate \(\displaystyle \L\\\int_{m}^{m}\int_{m}^{m}\int_{m}^{m} (x^2)(y)dv\), where is the solid of:
The ellipsoid
(x2)/(a2)+(y2)/(b2)+(z2)/(c2)=1.
Use the transformation
x=au
y=bv
z=cw
I get the Jacobian factor is abc.
Also I think the intervals for x,y, and z are
0<=x<=a
0<=y<=b
0<=z<=c
But I don’t know what else to do in the transformation… What intervals to evaluate the new integrals from.
Also- isn’t the new integral
\(\displaystyle \L\\\int_{m}^{m}\int_{m}^{m}\int_{m}^{m} a^3b^2cu^2vdudvdw\)
which is also
a3b2c\(\displaystyle \L\\\int_{m}^{m}int_{m}^{m}int_{m}^{m}u^2vdudvdw\)
Is that right?
Could somebody please help me?
(Sorry about all the random m's. I couldn't get it to look right w/o having variables in there!)
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The ellipsoid
(x2)/(a2)+(y2)/(b2)+(z2)/(c2)=1.
Use the transformation
x=au
y=bv
z=cw
I get the Jacobian factor is abc.
Also I think the intervals for x,y, and z are
0<=x<=a
0<=y<=b
0<=z<=c
But I don’t know what else to do in the transformation… What intervals to evaluate the new integrals from.
Also- isn’t the new integral
\(\displaystyle \L\\\int_{m}^{m}\int_{m}^{m}\int_{m}^{m} a^3b^2cu^2vdudvdw\)
which is also
a3b2c\(\displaystyle \L\\\int_{m}^{m}int_{m}^{m}int_{m}^{m}u^2vdudvdw\)
Is that right?
Could somebody please help me?
(Sorry about all the random m's. I couldn't get it to look right w/o having variables in there!)
18