Q. Consider the surface integral ∫(S)xyzdS where S is the cone with parametric equations x=ucosv, y=usinv, z=u for 0≤u≤2 and 0≤v≤2π.
Identify Parametric Equations: Identify the parametric equations and the limits for u and v. The cone is given by x=ucos(v), y=usin(v), and z=u. The limits are 0≤u≤2 and 0≤v≤2π.
Express xyz in Terms: Express xyz in terms of u and v using the parametric equations.xyz=(ucos(v))(usin(v))(u)=u3cos(v)sin(v).
Calculate Differential Surface Element: Calculate the differential surface element dS for the cone.The cross product of the partial derivatives of the position vectorr(u,v)=(ucos(v),usin(v),u) with respect to u and v gives the magnitude of dS.dudr=(cos(v),sin(v),1), dvdr=(−usin(v),ucos(v),0).Cross product: ∣∣iamp;jamp;kcos(v)amp;sin(v)amp;1−usin(v)amp;ucos(v)amp;0∣∣=(ucos(v)+usin(v))i−(ucos(v))j+(u)k.Magnitude of dS=(ucos(v)+usin(v))2+(−ucos(v))2+(u)2.
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