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Express the triple integral f(x,y,z dv as an iterated integral in the two orders dz dy dx and dz dx dy where e = { (x,y,z sqrt(x^2 y^2 < z <1}
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Express the triple integral f(x,y,z dv as an iterated integral in the two orders dz dy dx and dz dx dy where e = { (x,y,z sqrt(x^2 y^2 < z <1}
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Express the triple integral f(x,y,z dv as an iterated integral in the two orders dz dy dx and dz dx dy where e = { (x,y,z sqrt(x^2 y^2 < z <1}
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Assuming
, so that the region is essentially a cone with base radius 1 and height 1, the triple integral of
can be expressed as
or
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