Iterated Integrals - (just writing one for a region)

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R is a bounded region in xy plane defined by y=x2 and y=x+2
a) if f(x,y) is a func. defined in region R, describe how to write double-integralR[f(x,y)dA] as a sum of one or more iterated dx dy integrals.
b) if f(x,y) is a func. defined in region R, describe how to write double-integralR[f(x,y)dA] as a sum of one or more iterated dy dx integrals.


2. Homework Equations
Fubini's Theorem



3. The Attempt at a Solution
I sketched the graph and I would assume you would subtract the two graphs for dy dx.. but either way, I'm not sure what exactly to do. Any help will be appreciated, thanks.
 
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