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Partial Derivatives TEST (DUE DEC 15th)
Multiple Integrals Day 1
1. Define double integral, evaluate a double integral by the definition and the
midpoint rule and describe the simplest properties of them.
2. Calculate iterated integrals by Fubini's Theorem
3A. Calculate double integrals over general regions (RECTANGLE REGIONS) and use geometric interpretation of double integral as a volume to calculate such volumes.
For extra credit: Some applications of double integrals may include computing mass, electric charge, center of mass and moment of inertia
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