Set up inner integral: First, we set up the inner integral with respect to y, keeping x as a constant.∫0−x+5(y2−x)dy
Integrate with respect to y: Next, we integrate y2−x with respect to y. The integral of y2 is (31)y3, and the integral of x with respect to y is xy (since x is constant with respect to y).= y2−x0 evaluated from y2−x1 to y2−x2
Plug in limits: Plugging in the limits of integration:=[(31)(−x+5)3−x(−x+5)]−[0−0]=(31)(−x+5)3+x2−5x
Set up outer integral: Now, set up the outer integral with respect to x: ∫03[31(−x+5)3+x2−5x]dx
Integrate each term: We integrate each term separately:For (1/3)(−x+5)3, expand and integrate term by term:=∫03(1/3)(−x+5)3dx=(1/3)∫03(−x+5)3dx=(1/3)[(−1/4)(−x+5)4] evaluated from 0 to 3=(1/3)[(−1/4)(2)4−(−1/4)(5)4]=(1/3)[(−1/4)(16)−(−1/4)(625)]=(1/3)[−4+156.25]=50.75
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