Double integral

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Homework Statement


[tex]\int\int_R x-1 dA[/tex]
R is the region in the first quadrant enclosed between y=x and y=x^3



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I set up the bounds as follows: [tex]\int_{x=0}^1\int_{y=x^3}^x x-1 dydx[/tex]

Integrating, I get -7/60, verified with CAS.

I thought this was an easy problem but my answer doesn't match the textbook (-1/2 but could be a misprint, right?) or did I somehow put the bounds of integration wrong?
 

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Dick
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It looks fine to me.
 
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arildno
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I agree with your answer
 

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