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In Exercises 11- 14, an iterated integral in rectangular coor-
dinates is given. Rewrite the integral using polar coordinates
and evaluate the new double integral.
11.
25-x2
LL (2y - x) dx dy
12.
16- у2
/8-y
L
(x+y) dx dy
13.
(x+5) dy dx+
(x+5) dy dx+
1–x?
14.
(x+5) dy
dx
Hint: draw the region of each integral carefully and see how
they all connect.

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