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Is there any rule of thumb for which variable should be integrated first?, i.e. to make the whole process of double integration easier.
Rule of thumb for double integral order
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That is the rule of thumb - do it in the order that makes the integration easiest.
What counts as "easy" is too variable to get more specific.
What counts as "easy" is too variable to get more specific.
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