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Section 15.5 : Triple Integrals

  1. Evaluate 3241014x2yz3dzdydx3241014x2yz3dzdydx Solution
  2. Evaluate 10z2030ycos(z5)dxdydz10z2030ycos(z5)dxdydz Solution
  3. Evaluate E6z2dVE6z2dV where EE is the region below 4x+y+2z=104x+y+2z=10 in the first octant. Solution
  4. Evaluate E34xdVE34xdV where EE is the region below z=4xyz=4xy and above the region in the xyxy-plane defined by 0x20x2, 0y10y1. Solution
  5. Evaluate E12y8xdVE12y8xdV where EE is the region behind y=102zy=102z and in front of the region in the xzxz-plane bounded by z=2xz=2x, z=5z=5 and x=0x=0. Solution
  6. Evaluate EyzdVEyzdV where EE is the region bounded by x=2y2+2z25x=2y2+2z25 and the plane x=1x=1. Solution
  7. Evaluate E15zdVE15zdV where EE is the region between 2x+y+z=42x+y+z=4 and 4x+4y+2z=204x+4y+2z=20 that is in front of the region in the yzyz-plane bounded by z=2y2z=2y2 and z=4yz=4y. Solution
  8. Use a triple integral to determine the volume of the region below z=4xyz=4xy and above the region in the xyxy-plane defined by 0x20x2, 0y10y1. Solution
  9. Use a triple integral to determine the volume of the region that is below z=8x2y2z=8x2y2 above z=4x2+4y2z=4x2+4y2 and inside x2+y2=4x2+y2=4. Solution