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1 10.7 Cylindrical and Spherical Coordinates (Curvilinear Coordinates)
Use cylindrical coordinates to represent surfaces in space Use spherical coordinates to represent surfaces in space

2 Cylindrical coordinates

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8 Spherical coordinates

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13 Transform the point from spherical into Cartesian coordinates.

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18 Identify the surface: **

19 Some generalizations about surfaces in spherical coordinates

20 Formulas that will be given to you!! Thanks Ms. Chen!!!

21 Classwork/Homework Pg. 778 #1-65 odd, 81-84

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