find the volume under the graph of the function f(x,y)=6x^2y over the region of the triangle with verticies of (1,3)(3,9)(3,3)
fun double integral problem
(1,3)(3,9)(3,3) derive function
right..i'm there
i get y = 3x and y = 3....and the third one is undefined
but this is where i'm lost in setting up the integral i guess
should be the integral of 1 to 9 and the other integral for terms of x is screwing with me
sorry 3 to 9
choose dx dy x should go from x=1/3y to x=3 y should go from 3 to 9
can u explain how u got the x values?
i'm confused
right...the x = 1/3y...how so?
since the slope is 0....y = 3
so is it just x = 1/3y?
and an assumed x value?
y=3x (as you found out) solve for x y/3= x
ohhhh
ur using the same one okay
ty sooo much
\[\int _3^9\int _{\frac{y}{3}}^31dxdy=\int _1^3\int _3^{3x}1dydx\]
what's more important is that \[\int _3^9\int _{\frac{y}{3}}^36x^2y\,dxdy=\int _1^3\int _3^{3x}6x^2y\,dydx\]
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