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14.8 JacobiansFor more interesting illustrations of this topic, visit
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Definition of the Jacobian
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Example 1
Find the Jacobian for the change of variables
x = r cosө and
y = r sinө
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Example 1 SolutionFind the Jacobian for the change of variablesx = r cosө and y = r sinө
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Why would we change variables?
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Example 2Let R be the region bounded by the lines
x - 2y = 0, x – 2y = -4, x + y =4 and x + y = 1
Find a transformation T from region R to region S such that S is a rectangular region.
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Example: 2 Solution
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Example 2 SolutionWe can convert individual points between coordinate systems
Similarly, we could use these formulas to convert in the other direction
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Change of variables
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Example 3 use a change of variables to simplify a region
Let R be the region bounded by the lines
x - 2y = 0, x – 2y = -4, x + y =4 and x + y = 1
as shown below. Evaluate the double integral.
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Example 3 Solution slide 1
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Example 3 Solution slide 2
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Example 4
Let R be the region bounded by vertices (0,1),(1,2)
(2,1), (1,0)
a) Sketch the transformed region
b) Evaluate the integral
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Example 4 a Let u = x + yLet v = x- y
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Example 4 solution
Let u = x + yLet v = x- y
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