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258 D CHAPTER 15 MULTIPLE INTEGRALS<br />

15.4 Double Integrals in Polar Coordinates<br />

1. The'region R is more easily describ<strong>ed</strong> by polar coordinates: R = { (r, B) I 0 $ r::; 4, 0::; B::; 3 ; }.<br />

Thus JJR f~x, y) dA = J:'~~' 12 4<br />

f 0<br />

f(r cos fJ, r sinO) r dr dB.<br />

3. The region R is more easily describ<strong>ed</strong> by rectangular coordinates: R = { ( x, y) I -1 :=:; x :=:; 1, 0 :=:; y :=:; ~ x + ~}.<br />

Thus JJRf(x,y) dA = J~ 1 J 0<br />

("'+ 1 )/ 2 f(x,y) dydx.<br />

5. The integral J:;t J 1<br />

2<br />

r dr dB represents the area of the region .<br />

R = {(r,B) 11::; r::; 2, 7r/4 $ '0::; 37r/4}, the top quarter portion of a<br />

ring (annulus):<br />

0=31T<br />

4<br />

y<br />

J:; t j 1<br />

2 r dr dO = ( J:; t d()) ( f 1<br />

2 r dr)<br />

= [B]3'11'/4 [!r2]2 = {3.,. _ .!!.) . 1 (4 _ 1) = 1!.. i! = 3'11'<br />

'II' /4 2 - 1 4 4 2 2 2 4<br />

X<br />

7. The half disk D can be describ<strong>ed</strong> in polar coordinates as D = { ( r, B) I 0 ::; r ::; 5, 0 ::; B ::; 1r}. Then<br />

ffv· x 2 y dA = J 0<br />

" J; (r cos B) 2 (r sin B) r dr dB= (J 0<br />

.,. cos 2 Osin B dB) ( J~ r 4 dr)<br />

= [-% cos 3 OJ~ [ir 5 ]~ = -%(-1-1) · 625 = 12 i 0<br />

9. JJR sin(x 2 + y 2 ) dA = JJ:/ 2 J{ sin(r 2 ) r dr dB= (! 0<br />

.,. 12 dO) (J 1<br />

3<br />

r sin(r 2 ) dr)<br />

= [0]~ 12 [-~ cos(r 2 )]~<br />

= (:~) [-~(cos9- cos 1)] = -;f(cos 1 - cos9)<br />

_ ,2_ u2<br />

11 dA- J'll'/ 2 f2 -r2 d dB- J"'/2 dB r2 -r2 d<br />

. f·r<br />

Jn e - -'11'/2 Jo e r r - -'11'/2 Jo re r<br />

, = [B]"'/ 2 [-le-r 2 )<br />

2<br />

= 1r{-l)(e-<br />

4 - e 0 ) = 1!.(1- e- 4 )<br />

-'11'/2 2 0 2 2<br />

13. R is the region shown in the figure, and can be describ<strong>ed</strong><br />

by R = {(r,fJ) I 0::; B ::; rr/4, 1$ r::; 2}. Thus<br />

JJR ~ctan(y/x) dA = f0 '~~' 14 f 1<br />

2 arctan( tan B) r dr dO since yjx =tan 0.<br />

Also, arctan( tan B) = B for 0 ::; B ::; 1r /4, so the integral becomes<br />

. f":r/4 f20 d -'"- f'11'/ 4"d(} f2 d - [!02)"'/4 [l 2]2 - .,-2. ~- _1_ 2<br />

.lo 1 r r uu - Jo u 1 r r - 2 o 2 r 1 - 32 2 - a.t7r ·<br />

15. One loop is given by the region<br />

D = {(r,O) 1-rr/6 S 0 $ rr/6, 0 S r $ cos30}, so the area is<br />

11 !<br />

7r /61cos SO . ~.,. /6 [ 1 2<br />

] r=coo 30 _<br />

dA = rdrdO =<br />

2 r dO<br />

D -'11'/6 0 -'11'/6 r=O<br />

= {"' 16 _! cos 2 30 dfJ = 2 f" 16 _! ( 1 +cos 60 ) dO<br />

}_71: 16 2 } 0 2 2<br />

y<br />

y=x<br />

1[ 1 ]"'/ 6<br />

sin 60<br />

0<br />

= 2<br />

0 + G<br />

= ;;<br />

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