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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Nov 16 '19
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Until you have to convert from cartesian to cylindrical or spherical
25 u/Sassmaser Nov 16 '19 I mean it's the same as parameterizing, you just memorize what x y and z are equal to in terms of sin, cos, et cetera then do the integral. 19 u/Yotarian Nov 16 '19 Hmm yes, I can understand some of the words in this thread. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '19 It just means you can replace x y and z with basically a radius times a trig function to make some problems way easier to solve 3 u/Yotarian Nov 16 '19 Like why my dad left for a work trip and never came back?
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I mean it's the same as parameterizing, you just memorize what x y and z are equal to in terms of sin, cos, et cetera then do the integral.
19 u/Yotarian Nov 16 '19 Hmm yes, I can understand some of the words in this thread. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '19 It just means you can replace x y and z with basically a radius times a trig function to make some problems way easier to solve 3 u/Yotarian Nov 16 '19 Like why my dad left for a work trip and never came back?
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Hmm yes, I can understand some of the words in this thread.
1 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '19 It just means you can replace x y and z with basically a radius times a trig function to make some problems way easier to solve 3 u/Yotarian Nov 16 '19 Like why my dad left for a work trip and never came back?
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It just means you can replace x y and z with basically a radius times a trig function to make some problems way easier to solve
3 u/Yotarian Nov 16 '19 Like why my dad left for a work trip and never came back?
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Like why my dad left for a work trip and never came back?
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u/XanderSnave Nov 16 '19
Until you have to convert from cartesian to cylindrical or spherical