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1st thanks for replying. I see what you mean, but what if there is no picture of the function. If we only given couple of functions, what the best method to follow to find the region D?

First thanks for replying. I said its not for a specific problem. However, let's take this for any example: (Find the volume of the solid that lies under the paraboloid z=x^2+y^2, above the xy-plane, and inside the cylinder x^2+y^2=2x.) I think we should convert to Polar coordinate. I know how...

All I meant is how to fine the region D of the function to know the limits of each variable?

This is not for a specific problem, just in general: If we want to find the double integral of a function of two varaible, when we got other 1 varaible function to define the domain. What are the basics of drawing the domain in 2d (x, y only)?