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Chapter 13: Q 16. (page 1066)

What geometric conditions do you look for when you are deciding which coordinate system to use in R3?

Short Answer

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The geometric condition is region of integration.

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01

Given Information

We need to determine the geometric condition while deciding the coordinate system to be used.

02

Explanation

The coordinates system are rectangular, cylindrical and spherical inR3.

Region of integration determines the usage of coordinate systems among three above mentioned coordinate systems.

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