Lecture

Green's Theorem: Demonstration and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the demonstration of Green's Theorem, showing how each pig leaves the domain positively or negatively traversed, and how the theorem is oriented. The instructor explains the route of each pig, the orientation of the theorem, and provides examples and exercises to illustrate the applications of Green's Theorem.

Instructor

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