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Surface integrals of scalar functions
Calculus: Multivariable, McCallum, Hughes-Hallett, et al.
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Front Matter
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Goals
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Prerequisites
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Warm-up
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Key Concepts
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First Set: Understanding the definition
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Second Set: Computing surface integrals of scalar functions
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Wrap Up Questions
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Prerequisites
Finding a parameterization for a surface, including bounds.
Finding the normal vector for a parameterized surface.
Composition of multivariable functions.
Double integrals.
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