Just reading calculus it gives me anxiety. The problem is not the subject but the fucking exam with no time to do everything
I'm failing my calculus III class bros
Thomas Bell
Christian Moore
>studying STEM
your own fault
t. humanities brainlet
Easton Bailey
But I want good job. Only other option is healthcare
Kayden Murphy
Multivariate calculus is easy
Jack Peterson
These were the """easy""" problems. God I hate being a brainlet
Blake Richardson
Did you find the solution? I'm curious, it's been a while since i've studied calculus. Do you need to use the jacobian matrix or something like that?
Jeremiah Butler
easy, mate.
convert to polar coordinates, integrate over radius and angle and divide result by 5
Thomas Jones
Those are easy tbf, you just need to integrate in function of x considering y as a constant and then in funtion of y (and vice-versa for item b).
Jason Jenkins
this is basic shit, mate, literally just integrate the stuff; you can switch order of integration because of fubini's theorem, I think
Dominic Parker
not being rude btu that is not hard
Taking a as an example:
dx is on the left so you differentiate with respect to x first and then put in 2 and 0 for both x terms
then do it again in terms of y and put in 1 and -1.
We did this in Year 2 Engineering Maths class.
It's really not bad lad.
If you know integration it's just doing the same rules over again except twice.
COME ON.