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Originally I thought I had done this question correctly using cartesians, but my previous answers don't equate to the same values as the ones through polar coordinates. i used double integrals for this solution as well as a sum from between the y-axis and x=2/3 and between x=2/3 and x=2. Is...

That makes much more sense to me. Thank you!

I am currently trying to figure out a problem in polar coordinates: Find the area common to the two circles x2 + y2 = 4, x2 + y2 = 6x. Using polar coordinates I know the two equations of the circles are r=2 and r=6 cos(theta) respectively. What I tried to do was find the area over the...

The system still thinks that is an incorrect answer

Homework Statement (1 pt) Find the volume of the region bounded by the planes Homework Equations V = ∫∫7/4-6/4y-2/4xThe Attempt at a Solution Since y=x I found their values when z = 0. 6x+2x=7, x=7/8 y= 7/8 is the maximum value y will have in this integration as it decreases as x...