Double Integrals

CatchThis2

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I got 72. What am I doing wrong?
 

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CatchThis2 said:
I got 72. \(\displaystyle > \ >\)What am I doing wrong?\(\displaystyle < \<\)

We have no way of knowing, because

\(\displaystyle you \ must \ show \ your \ work \ (attempt) \ first \ so \ we \ can \ see \ what \ your \ approach \ is.\)


\(\displaystyle Edit:\)


The work still must be shown by you, but I worked it out to \(\displaystyle 144\) using the given,
as well as working it in an equivalent form as:


\(\displaystyle \int_0^3\int_0^2(4x^2y^3) \ dy \ dx\)
 
I got (4y^2 (3)^3/3)-4y^2

Simplified it to 9y^3 from y=2 and y=0

Simplified that to 9(2)^3-9(0)^3

Thats how I got 72 which is incorrect
 
It's an integral, not a derivative. Should be y^4.
 
I corrected it earlier and got 144 which is correct. Sorry for the inconvenience
 
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