Matlab Basics Series 83: An Example of Line Integral

1.Description

The line integral of arc length, also known as the first kind of line integral, derives its physical significance from calculating the mass of a spatial curve given a density function.

2.Programming Example

To compute the first kind of line integral, calculate∫xyds along the curveL, where the curveL isx²+y²=a² in the second quadrant.

Program:

syms a x y

y=sqrt(a^2-x^2)

f=x*y

g=sqrt(1+diff(y,x)^2)

int(f*g,x,-a,0)

Execution Result:

y =

(a^2 – x^2)^(1/2)

f =

x*(a^2 – x^2)^(1/2)

g =

(x^2/(a^2 – x^2) + 1)^(1/2)

ans =

-a^3/2

[Reference Video Explanation 13.16]

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