Calculus I need some practice problems involving double integrals

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The discussion centers on the need for resources to practice double integrals, particularly for a Probabilistic Models in Biology class. The original poster seeks free PDFs or materials to help refresh their knowledge after not studying Calculus IV since 2016. Respondents recommend several online resources, including Math Insight for explanations and specific practice problems from various educational sites. These resources are aimed at helping students grasp the concept of double integrals and improve their problem-solving skills in this area.
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I'm in my Probabilistic Models in Biology class, and the professor just brought up the subject of double integrals. I haven't done Calculus IV since fall of 2016, so naturally, I kind of forgot how to do integrals with more than one integrand. Can anyone recommend me any (hopefully, free) pdf's or resources that contain such practice problems? Double integrals are being emphasized in this class right now, so if anyone could link me to a resource with problems of this caliber, it would be much appreciated.
 
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Eclair_de_XII said:
I'm in my Probabilistic Models in Biology class, and the professor just brought up the subject of double integrals. I haven't done Calculus IV since fall of 2016, so naturally, I kind of forgot how to do integrals with more than one integrand. Can anyone recommend me any (hopefully, free) pdf's or resources that contain such practice problems? Double integrals are being emphasized in this class right now, so if anyone could link me to a resource with problems of this caliber, it would be much appreciated.

You can take a look at https://mathinsight.org/thread/multivar for explanation and http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/Problems/CalcIII/DIGeneralRegion.aspx and https://faculty.math.illinois.edu/~hildebr/461/doubleintegrals-sol.pdf for practice problems, and every multivariable/vector/advanced calculus can do the work.
Good luck.
 
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