1)calculatewhere D is a flat domain bounded by the two circles with the center at the origin, of radii 5 and 3 (that is, D is a part of the ring betweenthese two circles), and situated inside the angle AOX, where the vertex 0 of the angle is the origin, an ox side of the angle is the part x 2 0of the Ox axis, the other side OA is in the upper half plane yż 0 . The measure a of the angle is 309

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