Does anyone here have Stewart's Calculus Fifth Edition?

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Does anyone here have Stewart's Calculus Fifth Edition? I need to answer a question out of this particular book for an assgienment tomorrow. It is #40 on Page 178, in the chapter review. Could anyone post this question please?

I have lost my textbook, all $124 of it but will try to find it tomorrow. Problem is, the assignment is due at 8 am.

Could anyone help me? Much thanks.
 
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