11y=-x+2, y = -x +3, y=-3x, and y=-3x+1.Use the transformation u = 2x + 4y, v = x + 3y to evaluate the given integral for the region R bounded by the lines y = -SS (x² + 5xy+ 5xy + 6y²) dx dyR

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Calculus For The Life Sciences

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Chapter9: Multivariable Calculus

Section9.2: Partial Derivatives

Problem 25E

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1 1 y=-x+2, y = -x +3, y=-3x, and y=-3x+1. Use the transformation u = 2x + 4y, v = x + 3y to evaluate the given integral for the region R bounded by the lines y = - SS (x² + 5xy +5xy + 6y²) dx dy R