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Punkyc7
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Find the volume in the first octant bounded by the planes x+z=1 and y+2z=2. My question is where am I going wrong because when I use geometry I get the right answer but when I use calculus I do not.
So I solve for z and get
z=1-x
z=1-y/2
solve for y I get
y=2x
I set my first Double integral as
[tex]\int[/tex] from 0to2 [tex]\int[/tex] from 0toy/2 of 1-x dxdy
For my second integral I set up
[tex]\int[/tex] from 0to1 [tex]\int[/tex] 0to2x of1-y/2 dydx
solve those and I get 4/3 but the answer should be 2/3 because the volume is a Pyramid V=1/3 base area *height
So I solve for z and get
z=1-x
z=1-y/2
solve for y I get
y=2x
I set my first Double integral as
[tex]\int[/tex] from 0to2 [tex]\int[/tex] from 0toy/2 of 1-x dxdy
For my second integral I set up
[tex]\int[/tex] from 0to1 [tex]\int[/tex] 0to2x of1-y/2 dydx
solve those and I get 4/3 but the answer should be 2/3 because the volume is a Pyramid V=1/3 base area *height