By Stokes' theorem,
where
is the circular boundary of the hemisphere
in the
-
plane. We can parameterize the boundary via the "standard" choice of polar coordinates, setting
where
. Then the line integral is
We can check this result by evaluating the equivalent surface integral. We have
and we can parameterize
by
so that
where
and
. Then,
as expected.
Answer:
I guess is
Step-by-step explanation:
False I guess
Answer:
P=163,487,500
Step-by-step explanation: P=Ae^(kt)
151000000=145000000*e^(k5)
151000000/14500000=e^(k5)
1.04137931=e^(k5)
Ln 1.04=Ln e^(k5)
0.04=k5
k= 0.008
P=145,000,000*e^(.008*15)
P=145,000,000*e^0.12
e=2.71828
P=145,000,000*1.12749685
p=163,487,500
22, i think because 3 times 3= 9, and 9 times 3 minus 5= 22
Answer:
100
Step-by-step explanation:
10 + 45*2
10 + 90
100