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Volume
∫∫∫SdV
Average Value
1/V * ∫∫∫Sf(x,y,z) dV
Mass of solid with density
∫∫∫Sδ(x,y,z) dV
centroid of a solid
xA = (∫∫∫S x dV) / V; repeat for y and z
Center of Mass with density
xM = (∫∫∫S xδ(x,y,z) dV) / M
Moment of Inertia
relationship between angular acceleration and torque; mass/velocity * ∫∫∫(distance to axis)² dV
triple integrals geometrically
“adding up” a function over every point in a solid
Volume of a Solid bounds
outside integral → constant; middle bounds → only include remaining variable; inside integral → can include two other variables
how do you find bounds (upper/lower)?
plug in point with the two variable coordinates (not the variable you’re finding the bounds for) that is inside the intersection