TRIPLE INTEGRALS - How do I do this -I cannot draw at all

[PhysicsHelp12]

I really can't draw at all, so usually i just imagine the figures in my head and then do it

and then I usually imagine a slice perpedicular to some axis (eg x) take the double integral T

(x) over the slice and then integrate that over x.


The Region is bounded by the siz planes z=1 z=2 y=0 y=z x=0 x=y+z


I know it looks pretty obvious and I might that it should be

1<z<2 0<y<z and 0<x<y+z there's my integral,

but any tips or suggestions on drawing or seeing which way to iterate better ? I've tried ...I

cannot draw this in any way ...


Please help

 

[PhysicsHelp12]

actually I can easily visualize the first 5 planes in my head, but when i try to combine the last one it creates confusion and I can't do it ...

y+z=x ...idk how to draw or visualize something like this

 

[PhysicsHelp12]

I know how it should look -its a plane -then I get 3 lines y=x y=x z=-y ...

but when I try to draw them ...I can't see the plane

 

[HallsofIvy]

I really can't draw at all, so usually i just imagine the figures in my head and then do it

and then I usually imagine a slice perpedicular to some axis (eg x) take the double integral T

(x) over the slice and then integrate that over x.


The Region is bounded by the siz planes z=1 z=2 y=0 y=z x=0 x=y+z


I know it looks pretty obvious and I might that it should be

1<z<2 0<y<z and 0<x<y+z there's my integral,

but any tips or suggestions on drawing or seeing which way to iterate better ? I've tried ...I

cannot draw this in any way ...


Please help

I don't know how to how to help you visualize it but the limits on your integral are correct.