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Chapter 10

1) The document discusses several topics in parametric equations including tangent lines, area, arc length, surface area, and conversions between polar and Cartesian coordinates. 2) Key formulas presented include calculating the area under a curve using integrals, finding arc length by taking the integral of the magnitude of the curve's derivative, and computing surface area using integrals of radii over spherical coordinates. 3) Important conversions between polar and Cartesian coordinates are given, such as representing x and y values in terms of r and theta in polar form, and obtaining r and theta from x and y in Cartesian form using trigonometric functions like tangent, sine and cosine.

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Chapter 10

1) The document discusses several topics in parametric equations including tangent lines, area, arc length, surface area, and conversions between polar and Cartesian coordinates. 2) Key formulas presented include calculating the area under a curve using integrals, finding arc length by taking the integral of the magnitude of the curve's derivative, and computing surface area using integrals of radii over spherical coordinates. 3) Important conversions between polar and Cartesian coordinates are given, such as representing x and y values in terms of r and theta in polar form, and obtaining r and theta from x and y in Cartesian form using trigonometric functions like tangent, sine and cosine.

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