Double integration over a region

[aaronfue]

Homework Statement

∫∫ (2x+4y+1) dA, R: y = x$^{2}$, y = x$^{3}$

Homework Equations

∫_R∫ f(x,y) dA

The Attempt at a Solution

Since there was no direct question, I assumed to just evaluate with whatever I was given.

I would really like to make sure that my integrals are set up correctly:

$∫^{1}_{0}$ $∫^{x^{2}}_{x^{3}}$ (2x+4y+1) dydx

 

[STEMucator]

Homework Statement

∫∫ (2x+4y+1) dA, R: y = x$^{2}$, y = x$^{3}$

Homework Equations

∫_R∫ f(x,y) dA

The Attempt at a Solution

Since there was no direct question, I assumed to just evaluate with whatever I was given.

I would really like to make sure that my integrals are set up correctly:

$∫^{1}_{0}$ $∫^{x^{2}}_{x^{3}}$ (2x+4y+1) dydx

EDIT : Wow read that wrong I am half asleep. Sorry. Looks good.

 

[aaronfue]

LOL...great! I was reading all through my text and ready to call it quits! Thank you Zondrina.