hey guys i dont get this double integration example in my book
ill use S for integral
SSysin(xy)dA=S(from c to d)S(from a to b)ysin(xy)dxdy=S(from c to d)[-cos(xy)](from b to c)dy
thats the part i dont get, when it is integrated with respect to x leaving y constant how is the integral of
ysin(xy)=-cos(xy)??
book doesnt explain help please?
2007-03-15
22:32:02
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Alex P
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where did the y in front of sin go?
2007-03-15
22:39:13 ·
update #1