Starting from Cartesian coordinates described in terms of cylindrical coordi- nates, use the Jacobian determinant to prove that for cylindrical coordi- nates dV = rdzdrd0, where r means the axial distance, 0 is the azumithal angle and z is the same one from Cartesian Coordinates.

Starting from Cartesian coordinates described in terms of cylindrical coordi- nates, use the Jacobian determinant to prove that for cylindrical coordi- nates dV = rdzdrd0, where r means the axial distance, 0 is the azumithal angle and z is the same one from Cartesian Coordinates.

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

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Chapter9: Systems Of Equations And Inequalities

Section9.9: Properties Of Determinants

Problem 34E

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3. Starting from Cartesian coordinates described in terms of cylindrical coordi-
nates, use the Jacobian determinant to prove that for cylindrical coordi-
nates
dV = rdzdrdO,
where r means the axial distance, 0 is the azumithal angle and z is the same
one from Cartesian Coordinates.

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