Trends in education, 2010 (vol. 3), issue 1

TVV 2010, 3(1):153-156

NOTE ON POLAR COORDINATES

LIŠKA Vladimír
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This article deal with a appropriate use of polar coordinates. We show by an example that routine transformation of Cartesian coordinates to polar coordinates in a two-dimensional integral can lead to lengthy calculation. Appropriate use of polar coordinates on the same example will substantially simplify the calculations.

Keywords: two-dimensional integral, Fubini's theorem, polar coordinates.

Published: July 1, 2010  Show citation

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