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A double integral over a rectangle splits into two single integrals done one after the other. For , write . Integrate with respect to first, treating as a constant, then integrate the result with respect to . For non-rectangular regions, describe the region with inequalities and choose an order so the inner limits may depend on the outer variable but not the other way around.
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10| # | Title | Difficulty | Source | Tags | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | Volume over a rectangle | Easy | Lemma | ||
| 331 | A product integral | Easy | Lemma | ||
| 332 | Over a triangle | Easy | Lemma | ||
| 333 | Area of a disk, by integration | Easy | Lemma | ||
| 336 | Over the unit cube | Easy | Lemma | ||
| 338 | Where does the r come from? | Easy | Lemma | ||
| 334 | A polar integral | Medium | Lemma | ||
| 335 | Under a paraboloid | Medium | Lemma | ||
| 152 | The Gaussian integral | Deep | Classical | ||
| 337 | Swap the order | Deep | Lemma |
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