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@ganeshie8
As a start : draw the region in xy plane
so what i learned in class is that the dydx stay the same for an expanded function, but it says its wrong
dydx and dxdy are the two ways you can mess with a double integral
right, and one might make the integral easier to evaluate
yes first one is easy already but the second one requires you to split the integral if you see..
yea. but what would the integral be in term of first. ive tried what i think to be all posibilities
try this : ``` y : 0->3 x : y/3->y ``` ``` y : 3->9 x : y/3->3 ```
\[\int\limits_{0}^3 \int\limits_{y/3}^y f(x,y) dxdy + \int\limits_{3}^9 \int\limits_{y/3}^3 f(x,y) dxdy \]
yea that worked. i guess it will only tell you if it is correct if you fill in all of the values
did you get why they worked
for the second double integral, what was the reasoning behind finding those bounds.
sketch the triangle in xy plane
blue region is for first double integral and red region is for the second double integral
oh wow that makes it much more clear, thanks
\[\color{blue}{\int\limits_{0}^3 \int\limits_{y/3}^y f(x,y) dxdy} + \color{red}{\int\limits_{3}^9 \int\limits_{y/3}^3 f(x,y) dxdy}\]
you need to sketch the region to setup the bounds
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