Need help with triple integration problem

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The discussion centers on evaluating the triple integral \(\int _0^{\sqrt{\pi }}\int _0^x\int _0^{x z}x^2 \text{Sin}[y]dydzdx\). A participant suggests starting by evaluating the integral with respect to \(y\), indicating that this step is straightforward. This approach simplifies the problem and sets a clear path for further evaluation of the integral.

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[tex]\int _0^{\sqrt{\pi }}\int _0^x\int _0^{x z}x^2 \text{Sin}[y]dydzdx[/tex]
 
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And have you tried anything? I'd start by evaluating that integral wrt y. It should be reasonably straightforward.
 

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