Unknown symbol help

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Homework Statement:
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Hi, just wondering does this mean the triple integral of "y" with respect to "x"?
$$
\int \frac{d^{3} x}{y^{3}} .
$$
 

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Without the benefit of the context, I would say a cautious "yes". Cautious because ##d^3x## is shorthand for ##dx_1~dx_2~dx_3## so there is no single variable of integration "x".
 
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Homework Statement:: .
Relevant Equations:: .

Hi, just wondering does this mean the triple integral of "y" with respect to "x"?
$$
\int \frac{d^{3} x}{y^{3}} .
$$
any context? bounds ? Complete problem statement ?
 
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Is y a function of position in three dimensions?
 
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any context? bounds ? Complete problem statement ?
Is y a function of position in three dimensions?
I found it in a textbook, it's very general "equation".
 
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I found it in a textbook, it's very general "equation".
What you posted is an expression, not an equation. What is the rest of it?
There must be some context or it would be meaningless.
 

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