Question

anyone knows how to solve double integration? anyone expert in calculus 11th edition here?​

Answer 1

Answer:

If you can do a single integral, then you can compute a double integral. This method is called iterated integration. Simply tackle each integral from inside to outside. Remember, to evaluate an integral, you have to find an anti-derivative and then plug in the bounds of integration and subtract. The only added wrinkle here is that the first integral is done with respect to the variable y, while letting x be considered a constant.

Refer the attachment for example calculation in order to illustrate the method.

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