Lecture

Polar Coordinates: Calculus Applications

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This lecture covers the application of calculus in polar coordinates, including examples of domains defined by level curves, transformations to polar coordinates, and the calculation of double integrals. The instructor revisits key concepts such as the Jacobian and the standard procedure for coordinate transformations.

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