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Let D = φ (R), where φ(u,v)=(u²,u+v) and R=[2,6]×[0,2].

Calculate ∬D ydA.
Note: It is not necessary to describe D.
∬D ydA=____

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The value of the double integral ∬D y dA is -81620 + 192v.

To calculate the double integral ∬D y dA over the region D, we first need to determine the transformation from the region R to the region D using the transformation φ(u, v) = (u², u + v).

The region R is defined as [2, 6] × [0, 2].

Let's find the bounds of the transformed region D under the transformation φ(u, v).

When u varies from 2 to 6 and v varies from 0 to 2, we have:

For u = 2: φ(2, v) = (4, 2 + v)

For u = 6: φ(6, v) = (36, 6 + v)

So, the transformed region D is a region in the uv-plane bounded by u² ranging from 4 to 36 and u + v ranging from 2 to 8.

The integral becomes:

∬D y dA = ∫∫(over D) y dA = ∫(from 4 to 36)∫(from 2 to 8) y dy du

However, since the function y is not explicitly given in terms of u and v, we'll use the inverse transformation to express y in terms of u and v.

The inverse of φ(u, v) = (u², u + v) is given by:

u = u

y = v - u²

Therefore, y = v - u².

Now, we substitute y = v - u² into the integral:

∬D y dA = ∫(from 4 to 36)∫(from 2 to 8) (v - u²) dy du

Now, integrate y with respect to v from 2 to 8:

∬D y dA = ∫(from 4 to 36) [(v * (8 - 2)) - (u² * (8 - 2))] du

∬D y dA = ∫(from 4 to 36) (6v - 6u²) du

Integrating with respect to u from 4 to 36:

∬D y dA = ∫(from 4 to 36) (6(6 + v) - 6u²) du

∬D y dA = ∫(from 4 to 36) (36 + 6v - 6u²) du

Now integrate with respect to u:

∬D y dA = [36u + 6vu - 2u³] evaluated from 4 to 36

∬D y dA = [(36 * 36 + 6 * 36 * v - 2 * 36³) - (36 * 4 + 6 * 4 * v - 2 * 4³)]

∬D y dA = [1296 + 216v - 82944 - 144 - 24v + 128]

∬D y dA = [-81620 + 192v]

So, the value of the double integral ∬D y dA is -81620 + 192v.

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