Double Integral of (x-y)^2 (sin(x+y))^2 over a Square

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Evaluate double integral (x-y)^2 (sin (x+y))^2 dxdy taken over a square with successive vertices (pi,0), (2pi,pi), (pi,2pi), (0,pi)

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