Evaluate \(\int\int_R e^{-x-y}dxdy\) where R is the region in the first quadrant which \(x\leq y\) Please, help graph the region
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It is not hard to find the value of the integral algebraically. However, I would like to know which region is R
To me, region 1 is the correct one.
Wait it says \(x \le y\). So like x=1 and y=2 is \(x\le y\) right?
Yes
I'd say that the point (1,2) is in region 1
hehehe... the same method I test for the region. :)
seems like a pretty good method to me :)
i say 1 too as \[x \le y\]
@Kainui I have too much free time, so that I study actuary online. I tried to solve the problem without looking at the solution. However, the solution on the page is not what I got. That is why I post it here.
@sdfgsdfgs Thank you, friend.
oh, sorry, problem 9
That picture is wrong, it doesn't match the bounds on the integral, they even have: \[\huge \int_{x=0}^\infty \int_{y=x}^\infty\] Ok the interval y=x to y=infinity is the region you describe, but not the picture drawn, since that's clearly everything above the line y=x like we're saying.
Thank you so much. Ha!! I realize that studying online is not easy at all.
Yeah their actual solution of it, the calculation looks fine though haha weird, I guess everyone just makes mistakes time to time
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your major is engineer, right?
I have a degree in chemistry, sorta interested in physical chemistry / spectroscopy and organic chemistry and I just love math lol.
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