Cylindrical Coordinates in Space

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[@geofferyromany4634]

great explanation. The web over my eyes have been lifted. great video

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SIR YOU HAVE SAVED MY DAY.

[@kristianpayne3534]

Fantastic explanation mate. It's great you took the extra few moments to explain how the conversion equations can be derived, easier then just trying to remember formulas.

[@ms.newbie8528]

Been looking for this. THANK YOU SIR.

[@Anubis_Mlbb]

Thanks for your explanation and it is very good that you show us how can we find this formulas came from

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Great explanation!!

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Great clear, concise, and helpful video. Thank you!

[@tahoon2009]

Thanks for your clear explanation and make it looks very simple

[@Nick-qs7lw]

Hi there,
Great video! Could the cylindrical format be used to find a point on a cone if I’m working from the center of the cone?

[@geofferyromany4634]

the book from Canada that I am studying from has a different approach. instead of r it uses p. I found out that it is rho. so it is really the same whether p or r. but where he uses theta , my book uses phi.

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thank you .so clear explanation

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Do you have about unit vectors sir?

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[@angelvargas9042]

Studying Calc 3, thank you very much

[@TheHaters112]

I don't understand why my lecture didn't even bother to explain the 2 different ways of representing coordinates. Why is it hard for them to say things like this?

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Why do teachers complicate everything??? not you, angel lol