Let R be the region between the graphs y x³ and y = 4x in the first quadrant. Let f(x, y) be a continuous function on R. (A) Find numbers a, b and functions c(r), d(x) such that the integral of f(x, y) is rd(x) [ [²) f(x, y) dy c(x) dx . (B) Find numbers r,s and functions u(y), v(y)) such that the integral of f(x, y) is v (y) [* [0) f(x, y) dz dy . u(y)

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Let R be the region between the graphs y
x³ and
y = 4x in the first quadrant. Let f(x, y) be a continuous function on R.
(A) Find numbers a, b and functions c(r), d(x) such that the integral of
f(x, y) is
rd(x)
[ [²) f(x, y) dy
c(x)
dx .
(B) Find numbers r,s and functions u(y), v(y)) such that the integral of
f(x, y) is
v (y)
[* [0) f(x, y) dz dy .
u(y)
Transcribed Image Text:Let R be the region between the graphs y x³ and y = 4x in the first quadrant. Let f(x, y) be a continuous function on R. (A) Find numbers a, b and functions c(r), d(x) such that the integral of f(x, y) is rd(x) [ [²) f(x, y) dy c(x) dx . (B) Find numbers r,s and functions u(y), v(y)) such that the integral of f(x, y) is v (y) [* [0) f(x, y) dz dy . u(y)
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