Numerical Line Integrals With Python

This is part of my classical mechanics series. You can find all my videos in the series in the following playlist.

Let's find the work done moving in a force field F = x*xhat + y*yhat Here is the code https://trinket.io/glowscript/a4ff75a2ba.

Here is an example of

We know that we can use

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How to Evaluate the

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Today we go over how to

Surface integrals

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Previously in the Vector Calculus playlist (see below), we have seen the idea of a

Suppose you have a force: F = cy*x-hat - cx*y-hat and you want to find the work going from A (0,2) to B (2,0). Here's how to do that.