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The following integral can be evaluated only by reversing the order of integration. Sketch the region of integration, reverse the order of integration: and evaluate the integral. Integrate 4 0 Integrate 2 root x (x^2/y^7+1) dy dx Choose the correct sketch of the region below. The reversed order of integration is integrate integrate (x^2/y^7+1) dx dy. The value of the integral is .
Evaluate the integral 1 ET sin(2²) dx dy by reversing the order of integration. With order reversed, 6 sin(x²) dy dx, where a = ,b= C= and d Evaluating the integral, So S, sin(x2) dx dy =
Evaluate the integral by reversing the order of integration. 6. S. Brywą dy de 3.xy3/2 dy de
Reverse the order of integration in the following integral. 49 Vy flx.y) dx dy Oy77 Choose the correct reversed integral below. A 7x 7 49 7x [(x,y) dx dy [r(x,y) dy dx 720 OC. 77x D. 7x7 JJ f(x,y) dy dx fix.y) dy dx 02 Click to select your answer.
Reverse the order of integration in the following integral. 6 24 - 4x s s f(x,y) dy dx y = 24 - 4x 0 0 X Reverse the order of integration. f(x,y) dx
Reverse the order of integration in the following integral. 1 9ex S S fix,y) dy dx 09 Reverse the order of integration. s St f(x,y) dx dy (Type exact answers.)
for the iterated integral sin(x^2) rewrite the integral reversing the order of integration and evaluate the new integral
Sketch the region of integration, reverse the order of integration, and evaluate the integral. 27 3 03 dy dx y? + 1 3x Choose the correct sketch below that describes the region R from the double integral. O A. B. C. D. Ay y 3- 27- 3- 27 х х 27 27 3 What is an equivalent double integral with the order of integration reversed? X dx dy + 1
Change the order of integration. 6" | vx2 + 16 dx dy The answer should be in the form See f(x, y) dy dx, where a sx sb and g1(x) < y = 82(x) are the bounds of the integration region. (Use symbolic notation and fractions where needed.) a= b= 81(x) = 82(x) = Evaluate the integral with new limits of integration. (Use symbolic notation and fractions where needed.) 6" Sv Vx3 + 16 dx dy =
Evaluate the integral Z π 0 Z π x cos(y) y dy dx. Hint: Since cos(y) y doesn’t have an elementary antiderivative in y, the integral can only be evaluated by reversing the order of integration using Fubini’s theorem.