Triple Integrals - Michigan State University
and hence independent of z. It follows that y =x2. The exit surface (green arrow) is parallel to the x-axis and hence independent of x. Thus we solve the equation below for y =f(z). y 6.25 + z 2.5 =1 It follows that y =f(z) =6.25 1− z 2.5 =c2−cz and x2 ≤ y ≤ c2−cz. Notice that this information must be gathered from the main sketch. ................
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