Original post by Ash760
Evaluate the double integral (x-y) dxdy over D, where D is where D is the region above the x axis and bounded by 3x=y^2 and x = 4 - y^2
Are the limits of this integration as follows?
0<=y<=sqrt(3)*x
0<=x<=1
Or any other values?
Are the limits of this integration as follows?
0<=y<=sqrt(3)*x
0<=x<=1
Or any other values?
Thats only one of the parabolas? Why not integrate over x first from the left parabola to the right parabola?
(edited 10 months ago)
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