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Chapter 13: Double and Triple Integrals

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Calculus
Pages: 991 - 1084
Calculus

Calculus

Book edition 1st
Author(s) Peter Kohn, Laura Taalman
Pages 1155 pages
ISBN 9781429241861

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462 Questions for Chapter 13: Double and Triple Integrals

  1. Q. 6∫02∫04-x2y3dydx

    Found on Page 1082

  2. Q. 7∫01∫-1-y21+y2xy+1dxdy

    Found on Page 1082

  3. Q. 9∫14∫01/yxydxdy

    Found on Page 1082

  4. Q. 8∫12∫01/xxydydx

    Found on Page 1082

  5. Q. 5 ∫01∫x2xx2y3dydx

    Found on Page 1082

  6. Problem Zero: Read the section and make your own summary of the material.

    Found on Page 1053

  7. Let [a1,a2],[b1,b2],[c1,c2]be three closed intervals explain why the triple integral ∫a1a2∫b1b2∫c1c2dzdydxcomputes the volume of the rectangular solid with lengtha2-a1, widthb2-b1 and heightc2-c1

    Found on Page 1017

  8. Each of the integral expressions that follow represents the area of a region in the plane bounded by a function expressed in polar coordinates. Use the ideas from this section and from Chapter 9 to sketch the regions, and then evaluate each integral

    Found on Page 1025

  9. Let be real α,β,γ,δ,ϵ,andζnumbers. Evaluate the triple iterated integral

    Found on Page 1041

  10. ∬ΩxdA∬ΩdAand∬ΩydA∬ΩdA

    Found on Page 1038

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