Calculus question in comments: Triple integrals Original problem file opens better with the link from @johnweldon1993
What type of file is that? I can't seem to open it...
You should be able to open it as a pic.
@UsukiDoll
Were you able to open it? I'm still trying to draw the figure.
Ahh yes I was, sorry had to step away for a moment So you're working on the picture? Let me see if I can work on it too So from what I'm gathering, Focusing on the yz plane we have y = z, 2y + z = 3, z = 0 |dw:1448599611781:dw| Now we also have restraints in the x direction, from the yz plane there, we can see we basically have a triangle right? Now imagine taking that triangle, and having it extend out towards you *out of the computer screen towards you until it reaches x = 9 *I believe that is what you have written...looks like a 4 or a 9 So we will basically have a rectangular prism |dw:1448599818819:dw|
idk why I said rectangular there lol...forgive my tired vocabulary...clearly a triangular prism
Awesome, I was getting close to that, but my drawing was much messier. Thanks so much! Oh, and it is a 4, not a 9.
Lol got it... :P |dw:1448600235283:dw| So now, we need to express this as an iterated integral, how would we go about that?
|dw:1448600359212:dw| It looks like the y coordinates go from 0 to 1.5, z from 0 to 1, and x from 0 to 4
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