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Let R= [a,b] x [c,d]. Explain the difference between these two notations for a double integral.

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In (1) we need to find the limits of integration, which can be simply found by knowing upper and lower bounds of x and y

Since x is in [a,b] so we need to go along X-axis from a to b similarly along y-axis c to d, in (2) all this work is already done... and dA=dx.dy represents small area element... in short there is no difference except that in (2) half of work is already done.epres ents theSne vslumt as above Butn X. биеу can even be Chad R-

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