Part b 2. (a(b)Rewrite (but DO NOT SOLVE) the following integral in cylindricalcoordinates.Rewrite (but DO NOT SOLVE) the integral in spherical coordinates.1///₂/x² + y² + x²where E is the solid region bounded by the sphere x² + y² + z² = 9.dz dy dx,

(b). The given integral is:∫∫∫E 1x2+y2+z2 dz dy dxwhere E is the solid bounded by the sphere…

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(b) Rewrite (but DO NOT SOLVE) the integral in spherical coordinates. 1 JE √² + y² + 22 dz dy dx, where E is the solid region bounded by the sphere x² + y² + z² = 9.