Step 1:
\The function is and region bounded by the square with vertices are
.
Change of variables for double integrals :
\First find the change of variables .
Use the vertices of the square are .
Graph :
\(1) Draw the coordinate plane.
\(2) Plot the vertices .
(3) Connect the plotted vertices to a smooth square.
\Step 2:
\Observe the graph, Consider the vertices .
Using two points form of a line equation is .
Substitute in the line equation.
Observe the graph, Consider the vertices .
Using two points form of a line equation is .
Substitute in the line equation.
Observe the graph, Consider the vertices .
Using two points form of a line equation is .
Substitute in the line equation.
Observe the graph, Consider the vertices .
Using two points form of a line equation is .
Substitute in the line equation.
The obtained line equations are
\From above equations, consider .
Then and
.
Step 3:
\Find the Jocobian .
Definition of Jocobian :
\If , then the Jocobian for x and y with respect to u and v is
From and
.
The partial derivatives of x and y with respect to u and v are
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Step 4:
\Find the volume of the solid.
\Volume of the solid :
\The volume of the solid V under the surface and lies above the region R,
using the change of variables then .
The volume of the solid is
\Now use the change of variables for double integrals.
\Now find the bounds for S in the plane.
Use the bounds for R in the plane, to find the bounds for S in the
plane.
The region bounded by the S in the plane is
.
Solution :
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