#Calc 3, How do you know when to use LHS or RHS of Stoke's theorem?

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young sphinx
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If you have a surface integral of a curve, you can convert it to a line integral

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And ideally the line integral is easier to compute

civic cloak
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when doing line integral I have to solve for every surface tho right

young sphinx
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But yes, you incorporate the entire boundary

civic cloak
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okay that make sense

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so basically for most of the problems you use it when there is a circular base right

young sphinx
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You use it when it's applicable

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The boundary of a surface need not be a circle

civic cloak
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OKay got it thx

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