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Multiple Integrals

The document discusses multiple integrals, including the gradient, divergence, and curl of scalar and vector functions. It provides formulas and examples for evaluating these mathematical concepts, as well as applications such as line integrals and surface integrals. Additionally, it covers the evaluation of double integrals and the volume of regions in space.

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Multiple Integrals

The document discusses multiple integrals, including the gradient, divergence, and curl of scalar and vector functions. It provides formulas and examples for evaluating these mathematical concepts, as well as applications such as line integrals and surface integrals. Additionally, it covers the evaluation of double integrals and the volume of regions in space.

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MULTIPLE INTEGRALS & Gradient of scalar funcHon :— Jet § (44,2) be a Scalar function defined and differentiable at each part (x5 4,2) in a certain region of space, then the Eg pradient of g , denoted by . grad | or vd, is given by rwadg = vo =/87% +33 s grad g = vo G oyu 2 ye Vector differential at Operator » > grad p = vo = aoF + BO py age a ay az Dixechonal derivative fo : 1 function then, the directional let d (4 8,2) bea scalar derivative of 6 fn the direction of vector A. is denoted by Dold) andi given by [Dalb)= op-A = vee A Consider the Scalar funcHon blu yz) = ety tz “oli @ find grodg@. @ find gradg ata point P= P(2,-1; 37 fing the dire clonal der'vastve of g a in the divectron of Re f4a5t Rs nie. oh } t ay d Cxry)2) = Ty pez rad = 3 faa A gradgd = vb (Gi thi tee S@urz)it Vo] = @@ta)i + avi ter | (173) ; ‘ = A SOseee) [e | | froitk ) LG te ke ES Nee Jc 7c 6 xe NOTE ty Gradient of g is a vector normal to the surface dcx y,2) = ¢- eZ vo is the untt vector norma} to the surface b04,2)=Cé Surface integ ra} | x Divergence of Vector funcHon :— | lets Vexjy 2) = Wit Stuy k a Vector function ‘| defined and differenHable at each point (14,2) in a certain region of Space, then divergence pe ae denoted by div Vor 7.7, Is given by VV=(814+ apy aR PM Ar Na <2 eo ier (i+ ve5 +05 8) 5 ON) ped Vien Bio kw : aac By, a r) Scar quantity , x A vector Vis sald to be solenoidal if itt diverg enc } ig zero, ; ie-fdiv V or VV 20 , — ———————— * Curl of Vector function :- ened se a ‘ n ‘ ? for functror ae let VCuy,2) = ylt ust yr a vee os certain ve or and differentiable at each point (x4, uegian of spaces then Curl of V denote vVYV 5 is given by A VV =f 374 BS+ Oe v, ft val t iG ee ae x(% 2 d by curl J Wey x te SES K’ 2 120 ae Oy az A 4% A vector is ae Boar onauantcatis: CLM (6. Zer0- j-e- following vector @Q Determine the tonstant a’ eo that the = ig a solenoid ~ Veo C4z-6y +3z)f + Eaxty 2) + (Sxt6y +02) k olo?- toy Vito be a solenoid, div v=o . Q find constants a)b andc $0 that We C4ungytaz) tt Get3y 452) 9 txt cy +azye _ts ireotationa) , Bo ec Si yo be inrotational, cull =o wv — Imes 4 \w ~> ele 2 & 2 " 2 Vow -3 vay) 3 va- a v,)} ("-&") + (ee H A = +(Bvy- 3 vy K =o Ox ay =) a ? (c-s)i + (a-4j3+ (b43)B = offostok On “omparing, c= 5 a=4 b=3. 8 find curl (Ff) y Dhere Flr) is differentable and Pe xhtydere. 4 dotn s- Cur} (¥se9) = VX (#0) ht yte) } + z£lr) i) e[ 7? fF Rk oa 2 4 ox ay ae aft) ys) 2h) . Ca” ~ 9 2t)) 5 ‘(Gee flr) \ aa en) ay az on ree + (4 FO) _ y apm) 4 (2 ay) : att). 890), ar ox Or an Ce Selig) ax Socor ne (az) 2 Py 7-5) (ea Simi )orlys & ji MM cata) ) ay BFC) ples Oz te putting there Valuer we gets fe $n) - vere) f ae — oy. ve r + (0 = oy) Q .% WW rr v Line Integrals — : = Any integral that can be evaluated along a curve is cated a line Integral» > 1f F represents a variable foree acting on a particle along a curve C, then workdone by the force F along C represents a. line integral given by p Pade ‘ c 1 ve — ff cis a closed curve, then the hine Integral axounde is given by bea , P _— 9 Suppose Po-3attt Say J and letc be the curve Y= 2x? 4, the xy plane. evaluate the hine integral Jf dv? from Pi (0,0) +0 P.(U,2) . Solin :- Step O:- Ivace the curve. y bn wy plane, Z=o0 Accordingly, wehave, d [Par = [caeP tony de (deb dy S) c = [r3dx + Say dy c _ 1 = f- ~327 da + Sx(2n")dffox2) fis din 2x *] o, a> = f- Bde t 4ontdn . e Rnnnnan ae 8 Evaluate SP? , where Pa oa ay and Are he ei ¢ ‘ boundary of the Square 10 the plane z=0 and bounded by lines x=0, Y=O> mn? yea. oln:- : c (0,9) 5 raya) 420 e fox line integrals (0,9) Y=o Go) le voi! Start tracing the path in ACH dix? considered o4 He, vs iF As §n Z=0, we haves vealty) > dradztt dy) 9 geometrical region, [Pare [Pare frara [Par + fea? 4 ce } OA AB Be co’ [ | | [ CRO a fai) oe ty fEar = Gis ay 3) (del + dy J) * [eed + xydy ) Cae ane F a ae OA is 3 3 eg et = foldepaydy = c ; a AB ‘ 4d Oe a 1 A — ” yes 0 OS fears [ee sody 5 see x Be Be 1009 fae fosnenudye Jose Co co 7 Teal fae 3 if ' ny So putting these values in O, Par ‘ a0 02/0) aie 3 Q Q Suppose eo —KyzStaorz?k. Evaluate [RAP foom (0,00) ty (L1it) otong the path ¢ # the Straight lines fromms (0,0,0) to (91°) 5 then +o (1) 1)9) & th 40 G)t)1). é Soln:- FR - re yo Avedaltdystdzk [Rear c 5 Jetta -(kiyz)dy #Qou2')de e ee CCH) “| aN a) = 3 ‘ an OA. Hong the path OA , from (0,0,0) +o (9,0) 420, 7x0 Varies from O to 1. ine dA [Bo + otoe + Prato) dy] en of * F = [aede Wot, : eT 93 eam B a W PO in Sy Along the path AB, Foor (10/0) t0(I,1, o) , - 1, 20% Ny ¥y varies foora (0:1) . du=0 : [ma? = J peut 68 ]de)+ [Kyl Jay + aot) - AB AB = fo ray ode = 0 AB hiong the path Be, from (WNe) Folin) y Kodogns o°4 Z varies foor (Ol) - [iar = [Boru] + Prey) t woe de Bc Bc i = facette 0 =[aoz3 tL 20, 3 3 D sas = Lt0+20 = 7-666 5 g Compute J? dv Dhere Pe gto R Cis the circle vtyes ery? traversed ot anti-Clockwise divecHon - solution: - Pe xityd dv edu tdyS Fede = /yf-x5 fear =): (arttayy = Ydu-xdy ot yt = ydu-xdy Cr BYES, given) 4 ~~ = SS lh hUlhUlhUcel lee ee x ¥ ‘F i rae a” & Ws SPSsevvvvowewvvevvvvevvvv—eveuwvvwes AY . a ftide-*49) e : . for clycle, paramere eg%s are, = 7COSO = St0$0 = (SG Y=rsing = Sine dx = -Sinodo = coed. on ay = { sino (-sinade) ~ €oso (cosedo) ° : an *f ~Sin?0d0 —cnsodo- 2 ax a an = ~/sy, 9 = =e =e f (Sin?@ + Cos’) do Je [>] OK dD ¢ MULTIPLE INTEGRAL > The generalisation of definite integral integrals . — The double integral of Flxi¥) overa region SSecayraedy OR, SS Feud: R & = 5 are called multple "R’ is denoted by ¥ Evaluation of double Integrals :~ = let F0uy) be continuous on o region Res ALxeh and gil) 4y 4 92.l%) with 8s and g, continuous Jet R be defined ag on [arb] then, es JS Poraydry = Sef fouyydxdy - R & A 2) | 13 $(opSaeS e i ee cey 4d and NU) =e etl ha a d pitt) Jf $e dedg = Ai Ftupdedy . “s R . chy | > tty] = i a7 | zZ ng atx £b then ceyed a ) Oy db Sfecnwde dy = J Spexmaady =f [rerdy de - R Ce ao # change the order of Sntgration s— & change the order of jntegration for the integra) 2 gx | \ Gage ¢ 0 zee Hit a la limi ave funcHons of 2% RTE SR egolni- LADD WT gam 2 4 i aaa [Brora] yy te O x 0 5 Si AD phe < J fer) ~ 0842059] ‘0 fat a ‘ ob aaa CO A be . ia ae 4 eo dh J = ant + 623 aoe BCR It? ie 54 chem = 16 +1e.4¢ a 4 Whenever we will change the order of ii _Mmits will cna | | \ (0,0) a The wegion of integra on are Gite Ly Age V2 ofx er ‘ wpon changing the onder of intgr Integration transforms . vat 219 tee (4xt2)dady = | |: Ff = f 4 i fed 2 4g -[e + Kony Yay ep Gk i + ax axs hia 4 § find the area of the ee R enclosed by the parabola yoo? and the |ine yoxt?. folnt- The avea of the bounded wregion R is given by, = [Sandy = [fda R R U To find the vegion of operation, we will trace the Ore y ® NOW, Jes r JJ eat > 0 Pp —— cy aa 2 & fo W in 2 ane 2 few + ae andy 0 my yg F 4 ~ feada + [wp-us ay. g a J ae 5/ 4 [ gl é Laat | y Ola = Bas =, Gls ae = Rae el 2 a ~ ts) ' HS 1 (es a . im I =e : ae sae ai is 4 Volume of a negion in space ThejVvol ume ofa closed bounded region vin space is given by ERT Or a ffSidedude om Y= [ff sewaldedyde D DA , d | : f add Where, HUY, = 4 4F evaluation of [[fFtaywdxdydz in the order dzdyda « oie mal Hl ND RS re er ea yeh YAM fe) ae vig nM. 2 Feny.z)dzdy dx . é ba = fay) steaves ot Z=Sx. red yap 2-Ficu4) enters at “ 7 = za dy Y lebters GHY yo Pz Ki loy YeHwe | * Surface, Integrals + = ied eg rol ig given by a i Rds Per) ee i Vb The surface ints + ohare ee ie ds = os 5 day cxey plane). aa |e tea - [yeaa i (ez plane) = pF te “ i (set plane) Q Evaluate We fds there, F= yrdt zxp+ayR & Sis the Surfag Of the gphere xryt+z? = 1 she first octant. Solution; bong) = aay? 421 let R be the projection of S In 2-Y plane then, .. iF tds = J Ped aaa i |A- TRE Since, aed ee ad events the vector normal to the oi Surface: a fe | io Hence, fA = vb ae 19) : ‘iste a 3 8 on ye oe cee eal is Th AS +B)p ec Fatt ay) 4ork —@ e From @, a) : RalarlteyltezR 94 yhark ——@ Jaxt+eoyF+azk] BR = @eht exTiay B) soda ydt28) = Bryz Os = (oitydr2k). fae ee) wing 0 le qeenD, i Rady = ff gaye dedy R ze [AR] 2 | rae In xy plane z=0 eae alinel ti 40 y-axis ~3f f ny dyae and get m0 ye 2, | foram ye Oe eee a : and geimnil 3 f cud de ge ti ~=0 3 ue > [iO 4ndh, teh 78 [ae aa ae ee 1 ayz daze, aval eA Pi adé eahare 6 4 ren, Toure ANS A EL pide litre 6 ft the | 220s Zed, My Mig Ihe Many welpnedy asides & unit cube having @ in weereented by the adjacent ca ie exatuate the given busrace ee cee will find the value of the rae ex each of these surfaces” ¥ wees eat and add therm together’ y ut pa derived value. } sofact OBEE be ee x0 ds =~f[feor F 4yzJ 420) by: tt) dy de =10 eBCF rar oO mm a aA ueface |GADE , 1) =e ent vey s= [[@ot ayed4 zw ®): Daya Gave = ffsqat = Pari e EN at Ree Y 00 4 dov the Serface ADC y fas 2 4 ale Aes be a JIFSae~ (Re Se toed + sank) te = o GADE tw he surface Baee y Held gives: ewes SPS ae Poke : di oT 40) S + zk) “W) quae ae ORD — € “Ti ~4Zdade | 3 BY forthe surface Cfed, “ReR og z= 1 fJieac- fhieet-tw034 ys 8) dandy [fe cFeD ce 4 7 . ’ s e © 9:0:0.0% 0 © = Sin eae stole if ohn apt oy So, 8 Evaluate fife. ds Gta Re yz), Hal Spe cl ey “oie a surface of the cylinder oot ang! mee Bal te * Fak 9 i between z=0 & 2=4 : ii a y hart fees R be the projection of Sin ye aithet 44s aide | IO Sols tispp Seopa “WeF | = mei 7 = ote tat a aelsyd)., ee a. Jaxttay 3] eros. > Oe dad ai) = (yeie xj. etek). i(edeuag a gon}rua a Peihe § Ey mypz tiny ‘ 2 op ace ae Caos Cea lyse! a 2 : fal “uty dzdy = Sige], dy | Z=0 l ies 5 flo e]4y ; se 4 Green's theorem In the plane (Transform ation. between Cline integrot & surface integral) THR isa closed region in xy-plane ‘pound éd a Y by @ Simple closed curve Cy and if Mand ap c N ore continuous functions of tad yf") °° , having continuow dexjvative fn Ry then; ‘ [artesian form ] Hot? Aone By Where C t's traversed in positive (anti-clocke ise) direction. jet ws comider, > n i hae f= NItNJ - ahiyes emo ta 2 am 4) Lee sg, ot Green's theorem in vector Plane 18 Ive? by Pade Bat g SSCS: ae Cvector form] py dso that ae anes) Radudy Be P= mtind, woul and & isa unit vector along z-axis and d ra ee Q Verify Gtreen's theorem, in the plane for - + PEI) de 4 wdy 1 here ss Cis the closed curve of the region bounded by y=x and y=x2, Soln:- Fhe given. curve Yor and y=x* intersect at @ 0) ROL), top traversed In positive direction Che Anti-clockwise dyn Che We have to prove that, | Sn Ua ag Diag Ndy “NEE: fie where, Ms ay ty” N =anr Us of O vi sont she © QDs fee mo ee coe have, y= oa i > $ feesiesifin 4 2c49y g>1uad aed dx tx! bonds as \ Shit + bing ‘ y Gre ae Sat 9S Pe + “fe - a | ee 4°S ae E apr Ad, Pct ie x: a 4 ee . @> Ce [ree 2Jdx + ae pe “teh: - following @ nae ay : e O37 ear a See RHS of O | ibe eee Ab SI GES) tar 7 i a di here: BW yoo Git aie Ss = x JS (= cer2u)] axay ~= [erway - B g ma} Yer J (aay) dy de x0 yet : tb : {pity oee i a Geto) de AEE 2 aot eel z + I. md = -us hence, Green's theorem Is verified . § Evaluate B(Y-sinn)dy + cosxdy @here C Is a telangle formed z J by the lines Y=0, x= A, and my=2% by using GOT. Solution: - y Following Green's theo ver, we Know that Grtdns ny = JIG: dedy Where, M= Yy Sine oh Sa) ey N= @Cosx + ONS ~Sing On oS Ge aM ) gu dy = Jf gla son Yea “ff Commeny dy dz m=0 Yoo 7 Le r i eT, (sinz+1) dx. e, = fl ~ 2% (SinxtH) dz. n Ae = “2 Frans) du ° a [ere] = ca-3) = 2 Pecos sion + a Ma. °

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