Double Integration Homework: Changing Limits

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Homework Statement


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Homework Equations


I've drawn graph below.

The Attempt at a Solution


Currently their limits are y = 0 to y = x - 2 vertical arrow
and x = 2 to x = infinite. horizontal arrow
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Changing limits i get right side graph.
x = y + 2 to x = infinite horizontal arrow
y = 0 to y = infinite vertical arrow
But that is not even there in options. Am i wrong somewhere?
 

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jaus tail said:
Changing limits i get right side graph.
x = y + 2 to x = infinite horizontal arrow
y = 0 to y = infinite vertical arrow
But that is not even there in options. Am i wrong somewhere?

What you have done looks right to me. The question is also odd in that they haven't changed the order of ##dxdy##.
 
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