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16.360 Lecture 15 Today Transformations between coordinate systems 1.Cartesian to cylindrical transformations 2.Cartesian to spherical transformations.

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1 16.360 Lecture 15 Today Transformations between coordinate systems 1.Cartesian to cylindrical transformations 2.Cartesian to spherical transformations 3.Cylindrical to spherical transformations 4.Distance between two points

2 16.360 Lecture 15 Cartesian to cylindrical transformation

3 16.360 Lecture 15 Cartesian to cylindrical transformation

4 16.360 Lecture 15 Cartesian to cylindrical transformation

5 16.360 Lecture 15 Cartesian to Spherical transformation

6 16.360 Lecture 15 Cartesian to Spherical transformation

7 16.360 Lecture 15 Cartesian to Spherical transformation

8 16.360 Lecture 15 Distance between two points:

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