#help with double integrals
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Try drawing a picture first, then you'll see the region.
i got this but i dont know which bounds to use
As for the x-limits, equate those two quadratic functions, then you'll be able to find them.
i see, i think i got it
Great! You can show your result, I'll check it.
Something isn't right. Try substituting the y-limits more carefully.
Would probably be easier to do 2xy + y^2 = y(2x + y) first.
Then you will see that what you have is something of the form (a + 2)(b + 2) - (a - 2)(b - 2).
That is easier to simplify.
i see, ill try that again
i was afraid to not mess up things but i did it anyways xd
No worries! That's a possibility when there's a lot of algebra.
im sorry for being slow i was kinda confused on what to do exactly
oh wait i messed up again
should be 8x^2+24x
result should be -36
Yeah, I think that's correct.
thanks a lot