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Let D = D(R), where Þ(u, v) = (u², u + v) and

R = [1, 8] × [0, 6].
Calculate
y dA.
Note: It is not necessary to describe D.
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Let D = D(R), where Þ(u, v) = (u², u + v) and R = [1, 8] × [0, 6]. Calculate y dA-example-1
User Fiffy
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The region
D is essentially parameterized in three dimensions by


\Phi(u,v) = (u^2, u+v, 0)

with
1\le u\le8 and
0\le v\le6.

The normal vector to
D is


\vec n = (\partial\Phi)/(\partial u) * (\partial\Phi)/(\partial v) = (0,0,2u)

with norm
\|\vec n\| = 2u.

Then the surface integral is


\displaystyle \iint_D y \, dA = 2 \int_0^6 \int_1^8 (u+v)u \, du \, dv \\\\ = 2 \int_0^6 \left(\frac{1022}3 + 63 v\right) \, dv = \boxed{3178}

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