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Consider the double integralf, o
9-x2
dydx. By converting to polar coordinates,
the limits of integration of 0 are:
None of these
Os0<t/2
O T/4<0sT/2
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the double integralf, o 9-x2 dydx. By converting to polar coordinates, the limits of integration of 0 are: None of these Os0<t/2 O T/4<0sT/2
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