Lecture

Change of Variables Formula

Description

This lecture covers the change of variables formula, starting with standard formulas and then moving on to various integration questions. The instructor explains how to rewrite functions in new coordinate systems, taking into account volume distortion. The lecture demonstrates the use of this formula in Cartesian, polar, cylindrical, and spherical coordinates, emphasizing the importance of choosing the right coordinate system for simplifying calculations.

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Analysis: Vector analysis

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