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That was helpful. Thanks. I learned that this type of integrals are called iterated integrals. For this type of integral the order is important particularly when the integrand is not continuous on the domain of integration. Then I found a theorem called Fubini’s Theorem. I understood that we...

Yes. it seems good. But I want to ask: for this type of integral does the order matter? I should start by integrating w.r.t. r2 first or it is optional?

I want to do this integral in the picture: where r1 and a are constants. I know I can integrate each part separately. There will be an integral with respect to r2 multiplied by integral with respect to theta2 and the last one with respect to phi2. But the term under square root confuses me. Can...