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∬_(R)12 x-18 ydA quad R=[-1,4]×[2,3]

R12x18ydAR=[1,4]×[2,3] \iint_{R} 12 x-18 y d A \quad R=[-1,4] \times[2,3]

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Q. R12x18ydAR=[1,4]×[2,3] \iint_{R} 12 x-18 y d A \quad R=[-1,4] \times[2,3]
  1. Identify Limits of Integration: Identify the limits of integration for the double integral. The region R is defined by the intervals [1,4][-1,4] for xx and [2,3][2,3] for yy.
  2. Set Up Double Integral: Set up the double integral R(12x18y)dA\iint_{R}(12x - 18y)\,dA with the given limits. The integral becomes 14(23(12x18y)dy)dx\int_{-1}^{4} \left( \int_{2}^{3} (12x - 18y) \,dy \right) dx.
  3. Integrate with Respect to y: Integrate with respect to y first. The integral 23(12x18y)dy\int_{2}^{3} (12x - 18y) dy becomes 12xy9y212xy - 9y^2 evaluated from y=2y=2 to y=3y=3.
  4. Plug in Limits and Simplify: Plug in the limits for yy and simplify. (12x(3)9(3)2)(12x(2)9(2)2)(12x(3) - 9(3)^2) - (12x(2) - 9(2)^2) simplifies to (36x81)(24x36)(36x - 81) - (24x - 36).
  5. Combine Like Terms: Combine like terms to get 12x+4512x + 45.

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