Integral Calculus: Plane Areas by Integration (Polar Coordinates) | Using Calculator
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Yung number 4 po sakto na po yung square root of 2 times a^2, bale yung 2.828 po nalimutan lang nalagyan po ng 1/2 sa solution.
Galing niyopo magturo salamat po
Salamat din ❤
Thank you po for this video, engr!
Goodevening mam, Bakit po yung r=aCos(2theta) two petals lang yung nagagawa ko kasi hindi ko sinasama yung negative values. Pero pag yung graph talaga sa solution ng problem ay 4 petals?
I have a question po sana.. May madali po bang paraan para malaman ang limits without graphing it po?..
You still need to graph in order to have an idea where the limits are. The shorter way i guess would be to graph using fewer points only so as to sketch the curve.
@@diannecomandaoliver Thank You po.. In overall po Napakaganda ng turo niyo po.. Mas madali kong naunawaan kung papano mas mabilis mag graph using calculator.. Thank You po once again..
Glad to hear po you found the video helpful ❤
Why did you multiply po twice yung area?
@55:34 i mentioned that there will be 2 radius because of r^2. Thus, twice the area because the graph then will be superimposed.
ahhh thank you po! You explained well po!
Yung number 2 wala akong maintindihan di ko alam kung saan niya nakuha yung 6 petals eh 3petals lang naman
yun😂
6 half petals po 😊
@@diannecomandaoliveryung solution 2 nalang po gumamit ko para Di po ako malito
@@muichiro_tokito990 Kung saang solution yung para sainyo ay mas madali. Having more than one solution serves as for checking 😊