need only answers to these questions.. Find the mass of the lamina that occupiesthe region D with density functionO 1. 17O 2. 163. 20p(x, y) = x + y ,O 4. 10if D is the triangular region with vertices(0,0), (0,3), (4, 1).O 5. 7 Find the Jacobian of the transformationО 1. Э(х, у)a(u, v)O 2. a(x, y)a(u, v)O 3. 0(x, y)= 3Т: (и, v) — (1(и, г), у(и, v))%3Dwhenx = 2u – 4v ,4a(u, v)O 4. a(x, y)a(u, v)O 5. 0(x, y)y = 2u – v.= 6a(u, v)

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Find the mass of the lamina that occupies ne region D with density function O 1. 17 O 2. 16 O 3. 20 p(x, y) = x+ y , O 4. 10 D is the triangular region with vertices ,0), (0, 3), (4, 1). O 5. 7

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