find the volume of the solid bounded by plane z=x, y=x, x+y=z, z=0
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how would i set this up?
by getting the right picture :) still trying to hash it out tho
|dw:1332612238294:dw|z=x+y
z=0 is a x-y plane x=z is a plane passing through y-axis and equal distance from both x and z axis y=z goes the similar above
|dw:1332612278396:dw|include z=x
|dw:1332612327328:dw| and x=y
0<z<1 0<x<1 0<y<1/2 are the limts for integration it i see them correctly
how'd you get the 1/2 for y?
the intersection in the xy plane of z=x+y and x=y is what i think i see there
okay so 2y=z so y=1/2?
yep
okay I'm good so far!
there is a plane that needs to be defined as our "cap" in order to integrate these limits under
x+y=z?
i believe it is created by the points: (0,1,0) , (1,0,1), and (1/2,1/2,0)
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