8. The order of differentiation in multiple integration of continuous integrand A. has six possibilities. B. has two possibilities. C. can be interchanged for real-valued limits. D. may or may not be interchanged depending on the limits of integration.

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8. The order of differentiation in multiple integration of continuous integrand
A. has six possibilities.
B. has two possibilities.
C. can be interchanged for real-valued limits.
D. may or may not be interchanged depending on the limits of integration.
Transcribed Image Text:8. The order of differentiation in multiple integration of continuous integrand A. has six possibilities. B. has two possibilities. C. can be interchanged for real-valued limits. D. may or may not be interchanged depending on the limits of integration.
10. Why does in some cases, the arc length is changed to its parametric form to determine the line integral?
A. Because the arc length exists in the 3-D plane.
B. To avoid double integration.
C. Because the limits of integration are given based on the parameter value.
D. Because the arc length is a piecewise smooth curve.
Transcribed Image Text:10. Why does in some cases, the arc length is changed to its parametric form to determine the line integral? A. Because the arc length exists in the 3-D plane. B. To avoid double integration. C. Because the limits of integration are given based on the parameter value. D. Because the arc length is a piecewise smooth curve.
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