Exercise 8Consider the double integral I = SS (4xy – 7)dA over the region D: portion ofthe disk x2 + y²= 2 in the second quadrant. By converting to polar coordinates,the limits of integration of 0 are:A. 0 <0<:2B. <0 Sn2C. 0<0< 2nD. None of the above

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Consider the double integral I = S[(4xy – 7)dA over the region D: portion of the disk x? + y? = 2 in the second quadrant. By converting to polar coordinates, the limits of integration of 0 are: A. 0<0s В. 2 C. 0<0< 2n D. None of the above

Consider the double integral I = S[(4xy – 7)dA over the region D: portion of the disk x? + y? = 2 in the second quadrant. By converting to polar coordinates, the limits of integration of 0 are: A. 0<0s В. 2 C. 0<0< 2n D. None of the above

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Exercise 8
Consider the double integral I = SS (4xy – 7)dA over the region D: portion of
the disk x2 + y²
= 2 in the second quadrant. By converting to polar coordinates,
the limits of integration of 0 are:
A. 0 <0<:
2
B. <0 Sn
2
C. 0<0< 2n
D. None of the above

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