Volume, Multiple and Iterated Integrals -- TI-92

You may want to look at the following TI-92 help modules for this module.

In this section we are often interested in the portion of a function z = f(x, y) that is above the xy-plane. The following screen shows how the TI-92 Max function can be used to put a "floor" under a function.

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The following screen shows a 3D graph of this function with the x, y, and z-axes all running from zero to four.

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The screen below shows how the TI-92 can estimate a multiple integral like the example in this module.

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The next screen shows how the TI-92 can evaluate the first iterated integral. We do this integral in two steps to emphasize the ideas involved.

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The next screen does the whole iterated integral in one step.

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The next screen computes the second iterated integral.

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Copyright c 1997 by Frank Wattenberg, Department of Mathematics, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT 59717