Centroid and Double Integrals

By Chris Tisdell - University of New South Wales

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A basic example of how to calculate the centroid of a region via double integrals. Such problems are seen in university mathematics.

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Playlist of solved problems and examples from engineering mathematics, presented by Dr Chris Tisdell, UNSW, Sydney. Topics covered will include important aspects of applied mathematics used in engineering, such as: multivariable calculus; vector calculus; differential equations; Laplace transforms; Fourier series.

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