Double integral absolute value.

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Homework Statement



I just need to know if what i did is correct. The question is as follows:

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The Attempt at a Solution



What I did is as follows:

I split this integral into two parts and solved.


[integral from 0 to 1 [integral from x to -2x (e^(x+y)) dy] dx] +
[integral from -1 to 0 [integral from -x to 2x (e^(x+y)) dy] dx]


The way of thinking about it is that y goes from x to -2x when x goes from 0 to 1 and -x to 2x when x goes from -1 to 0.

Is that right?
 
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