Double integrals with absolute function

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Start date Sep 5, 2010
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Absolute Function Integrals

Sep 5, 2010

kamikaza007

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i have trouble with absolute function, can somebody help me how to start

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Sep 5, 2010

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Ask youself, what is the sign of y-x^{2} in the region you're integrating over? I'll give you a hint, it's of constant sign, what does this mean?

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