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(1 point) The region W is the cone shown below. The angle at the vertex is 1/2, and the top is flat and at a height of 4. Write the limits of integration for w DV in the following coordinates (do not reduce the domain of integration by taking advantage of symmetry): b = (a) Cartesian: With a = c= er Volume = Sa Se .d = , and f = (b) Cylindrical: With a = he ,d= , and...
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