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Am I understanding the parameterization of this sphere correctly? (Image attached.)
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@eliassaab
yes that looks good
Cool, thank you. The book was a little unclear. (Varberg, Calculus 9e)
\(\rho \) : distance from origin \(\theta \) : angle with positive x axis \(\phi\) : angle with positive z axis
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when you're on a sphere of radius 5, the distance from origin is constant. \(\rho = 5\)
i see you're familiar with spherical coordinates :)
Yes, although my introduction was in the first week of physics I this semester, where the posted prereq was calc I. A bit of a shock, to say the least.
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