Trenters4325
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Thank you for your help on my previous post. Here's a harder one.
\(\displaystyle \int\limits_0^1 \,{\int\limits_0^{1\, -\, x^2 } \,{\int\limits_0^{x\, +\, y}\, {dz\, dy\, dx} } }\)
Solving for y is only the first of many things you need to do. I drew out all the traces and then tried to figure out the boundaries and the limits in my head (it took forever). Is there a quicker?
\(\displaystyle \int\limits_0^1 \,{\int\limits_0^{1\, -\, x^2 } \,{\int\limits_0^{x\, +\, y}\, {dz\, dy\, dx} } }\)
Solving for y is only the first of many things you need to do. I drew out all the traces and then tried to figure out the boundaries and the limits in my head (it took forever). Is there a quicker?
