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rite I've got limits of 0<x<pi/2 and x-pi<y<x
with u=x-y, v=x+y
with a transformation from f(x,y) to f(u,v) which isn't really needed for what I am about to ask
i get he jacobian as 1/2
then get y=(v-u)/2 and x=(u+v)/2 all of which i know is right as i have the answers, this is purely revision
then when changing the limits i get every step until the last one which are
0<x<pi/2
0<(u+v)/2<pi/2
0<u+v<pi
-u<v<pi-u
0<u<pi<<<<<<<<<<<where does that come from
with u=x-y, v=x+y
with a transformation from f(x,y) to f(u,v) which isn't really needed for what I am about to ask
i get he jacobian as 1/2
then get y=(v-u)/2 and x=(u+v)/2 all of which i know is right as i have the answers, this is purely revision
then when changing the limits i get every step until the last one which are
0<x<pi/2
0<(u+v)/2<pi/2
0<u+v<pi
-u<v<pi-u
0<u<pi<<<<<<<<<<<where does that come from