Consider calculating the size of the region N:= {(x, y) E R² : y > v3x², æ² + y² < 4} , with the 2d integral, Sl, dædy.

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Suppose you first integrated horizontally, in the x direction. Then you would need to split the integral up into 2 parts, covering two regions.
Call these two regions Ωlower and Ωupper, where Ωlower refers to the lower part of Ω .

What would the lower x limit and lower y limit for the Ωupper integral be?

Consider calculating the size of the region
= {(x, y) E R² : y > v3æ², x² + y? < 4} ,
N:=
with the 2d integral,
SSą dædy.
Transcribed Image Text:Consider calculating the size of the region = {(x, y) E R² : y > v3æ², x² + y? < 4} , N:= with the 2d integral, SSą dædy.
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