Integrals, Jacobian, Integration, and Integrals
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1. The double integral (see attached) is determined in the domain D shown in the figure below. The domain boundaries are determined by the following functions:
1) y1(x) = x;
2) y2(x) = (9-x^2)^(1/2);
3) y3(x) = -x;
4) y4(x) = (1-x^2)^(1/2)
(a) Simplify the integrant, reduce the integral to the polar coordinates and indicate the limits of integration
(b) Calculate the integral
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The solution shows in detail how to convert an integral from Cartesian to polar coordinates, calculate the Jacobian, and determine the new domain of integration and evaluates the integral.
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The intergrand is:
f (x, y) = {x^2 sin^2 (y) + exp [ln(x^2)] cos^2 (y) + y^2} exp (x^2 + y^2)
We start with the identity exp [ln(a)] = ...
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