MATH 251 Lecture 22

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Exam on Friday

Written Homework:

  1. Calculating determinants
  2. Polar gradient: ∇f=fxı^+fyȷ^=frr^+fθrθ^
  3. Classifying Quadratic Forms: Q=ax2+2bxy+cy2⇒(abcd) (positive, negative, mixed, degenerate)

Integrals in Polar Coordinates

  • convert region to polar coordinates: Rx,y to Rr,θ
  • convert function to polar coordinates: x=rcos⁡θ, y=rsin⁡θ
  • convert differentials to polar coordinates: dx→dr, dy→rdθ

Example

Region in first quadrant of x2+y2=2 excluding the part bounded by x2+(y−1)2=1

∫01∫……ydxdy

In Polar Coordinates:

Formulas
C1:x2+y2−2y+1=1⇒r=2sin⁡θC2:x2+y2=2⇒r=2
Region
0≤θ≤arcsin⁡(r2)0≤r≤2
2sin⁡θ≤r≤20≤θ≤π4

∫0π4∫2sin⁡θ2r2sin⁡θdrdθ=…


Mass / Center of Mass / Moment of Inertia

Mass density function ρ(x,y), meaning that for a small area (x*,y*), the mass of that region is ρ(x*,y*)⋅A.

  • The total mass in the region R is ∬Rρ(x,y)dA
  • The center of mass (not necessarily the middle of region) is (x¯,y¯)=(Mx,My), where x¯ is the mean value of x.
    • x¯=1mass∬Rx⋅ρ(x,y)dA
    • y¯=1mass∬Ry⋅ρ(x,y)dA

Example

Use region as half-washer with outer radius 2, inner radius 1, and θ between 0 and π

Density = Constant = ρ0

Mass = ∬Rρ0dA=ρ0⋅Area=3π2ρ0

Center of Mass:

  • x¯=∬Rxρ0dA=0
  • y¯=∬Ryρ0dA=289π