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does ds always stand for arc length when used in an integral?
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infintesimal arc length
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what does that mean?
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small pieces of arc lenght s is ds
ok, other than surface integral, what other integral uses ds a lot?
line integral
it is dS in surface integral, ds in line integral
i thought line integral used it, but i couldn't find it in any of my homework. so in order to solve line integral using ds, i have to take the square root of x' and y' right? or do i also add 1?
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square root of (x')^2 and (y')^2
ok, cool, that is what i needed to know. Thanks! :)
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