6. Consider the solid Q bounded by the surfaces S1 : 1 = 4 – 22 S2 : 1+y = 5 S3 : 1 = 0 S4 : y = 0 Sz : z = 0 That is shown in the figure:

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6) Answer the question shown in the image 

A) 0< y < 4 – 22, 0<z<2
B) 1 < y < 5, 0 < z<1+z?
C) 0<y <1+z², 0<z<2
D) 1<y < 5, 0< z< V4– x
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Transcribed Image Text:A) 0< y < 4 – 22, 0<z<2 B) 1 < y < 5, 0 < z<1+z? C) 0<y <1+z², 0<z<2 D) 1<y < 5, 0< z< V4– x |
6. Consider the solid Q bounded by the surfaces
S1: 1 = 4 – 22
S2 : 1+y = 5
S3 : 1 = 0
S4 : y = 0
Ss : z = 0
That is shown in the figure:
When projecting Q onto the Y Z plane, two subregions are
determined. One such subregion is composed of the points
(Y.Z) such that:
Transcribed Image Text:6. Consider the solid Q bounded by the surfaces S1: 1 = 4 – 22 S2 : 1+y = 5 S3 : 1 = 0 S4 : y = 0 Ss : z = 0 That is shown in the figure: When projecting Q onto the Y Z plane, two subregions are determined. One such subregion is composed of the points (Y.Z) such that:
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