Evaluate the integral SS( e^((x+y)/(x-y)) )dA where the region is the trapezoidal region with vertices (1,0), (2,0), (0,-2), and (0,-1)
First, draw a diagram of the area of integration
Then figure out how you'd like to integrate it. One way would be to break it up into four triangles.
Do you have any idea how you would use "transformation of variables" to solve this kind of problem?
Yes, the integrand gives you some hints here of what to try. How about u = x + y v = x - y Figure out what the region of integration looks like in u,v-coordinates
|dw:1326415591945:dw|Ok so the region is once again a trapezoid. Solving for x and y in terms of u and v ends up being x = .5(u+v) and y = .5(u-v)
Oh, I forgot to include the jacobian, which it explains later in the chapter. Sorry to bother.
Let me know when you're back and we'll talk through this. My initial suggestion wasn't the optimal choice.
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