Initialize
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Install the Student MultivariateCalculus package.
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Define the integrand .
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Define the edges of the region defining .
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Define the mapping .
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Integration over region is best done in the order , and this is facilitated by expressing each bounding curve in the form . This is done in Table 5.6.5(e).
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Table 5.6.5(e) Each in solved for
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The corners of region are found by pairwise intersecting the bounding curves . This is done in Table 5.6.5(f), and correlates with Figure 5.6.5(a)
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Coordinates
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Table 5.6.5(f) Corners of region : Select appropriate solution based on Figure 5.6.5(a)
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The iteration over is then
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Next, change coordinates and implement the integration in the new coordinate system.
Obtain the equations for the mapping
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Apply the solve command and simplify it under the assumption of positivity.
(The first solution maps the first quadrant to the first quadrant, so it is the one to select.)
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Obtain the Jacobian matrix and the Jacobian
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Use the eval command to obtain a list of expressions .
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Apply the Jacobian command in its two forms, one to get the matrix, and one to get the determinant.
Apply the simplify command to the Jacobian matrix.
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Obtain the images of the boundaries of the region
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Use the eval command to make the replacements and in the equation of each edge of the region .
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Use the isolate command to obtain equations of the form
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Obtain the transformed integrand
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Apply the simplify command, where and .
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Implement the integration over the region
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Use the Int command to generate the inert integral and apply the value command to evaluate it.
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