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Verify Fubini's Theorem for an integral evaluated over an equilateral triangle.
(My notes from class-make a function up, similar to something used in question 1, but change powers of x & y.)

You should discuss fully the reasons for the limits of integration in your solution.

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Fubini's theorem is verified and discussed with the aid of a diagram.

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Set up an equilateral triangle on the x-axis with the base from o to 1. Draw a line through(0,0) so it forms a 60 degrees angle with the x axis. Take the angle between the line coming from ...

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