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If S is a sphere you can parametrize it using spherical coordinates 2 Calculate dS using the formula dS = ru × rvdudv 3 Determine the bounds of integration



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then the second type of line integral in Eq (1) is We now evaluate the line integral along each path dS = a2 sinθ dθ dφr in spherical polar coordinates



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If S is a sphere you can parametrize it using spherical coordinates 2 Calculate dS using the formula dS = ru × rvdudv 3 Determine the bounds of integration



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