Hi The integral that represents the volume of the solid en-closed by the coordinate planes and the plane 3x + 2y + z = 6is:3- 6-3z-2yA) . S.S.dzdydxB) S, dzdydx6-3r-2yC) ſ .(6-3x 2y)dzdydx36-3r-2yD) ſ, S. S.E) S(6- 3r – 2y)dzdyda azLet z + 3e*y + 4xz² + tan y = 10. Thenду1+8xz(A) –3xe*y +sec? y3xexy+sec? y(B)3yexy +4z23xe*y +sec² y(C)8xz3xe*y+sec? y(D)-1+8xz3ye y+4z23xexy+sec2 y(E)

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Description: Hi The integral that represents the volume of the solid en-closed by the coordinate planes and the plane 3x + 2y + z = 6is:3- 6-3z-2yA) . S.S.dzdydxB) S, dzdydx6-3r-2yC) ſ .(6-3x 2y)dzdydx36-3r-2yD) ſ, S. S.E) S(6- 3r – 2y)dzdyda azLet z + 3e*y + 4xz

Given that: Equation of curve: 3x+2y+z = 6

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The integral that represents the volume of the solid en- closed by the coordinate planes and the plane 3x+2y+z = 6 is: 3-4- A) S S 6-3z-2y dzdydx B) S S S, dzdydæ ,6-3r-2y C) S. (-3x 2y)dzdydr 6-3r-2y D) S. S. dzdyda 3 E) SS (6-3r 2y)dzdyd.a

The integral that represents the volume of the solid en- closed by the coordinate planes and the plane 3x+2y+z = 6 is: 3-4- A) S S 6-3z-2y dzdydx B) S S S, dzdydæ ,6-3r-2y C) S. (-3x 2y)dzdydr 6-3r-2y D) S. S. dzdyda 3 E) SS (6-3r 2y)dzdyd.a

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